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Spillcon
2002 is proudly organised by:
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Australian
Institute of Petroleum Ltd
The Australian Institute of Petroleum Ltd
(AIP) is an industry association representing the interests
of the petroleum products sector of the Australian oil industry.
AIP aims to promote the reputation and assist in the strong
growth of an internationally competitive Australian industry,
all in harmony with environment and community standards.
website: www.aip.com.au
The Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre (AMOSC),
a subsidiary of AIP, provides oil spill preparedness, response
and training services.
website: www.aip.com.au/amosc
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Australian
Maritime Safety Authority
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority
(AMSA) is a regulatory safety agency with the primary role
of delivering efficient and effective services to Australia
in maritime safety, search and rescue for vessels and aircraft,
and protection of the marine environment from ship-sourced
pollution.
AMSA is the managing agency of Australia's
National Plan to Combat Pollution of the Sea by Oil and Other
Noxious and Hazardous Substances.
website: www.amsa.gov.au
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Spillcon
2002 has been endorsed by:
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International Petroleum
Industry Environmental Conservation Association
The International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation
Association (IPIECA) has responsibilities for global environmental
issues relating to the pretroleum industry, including oil spill
preparedness and response.
website: www.ipieca.org
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International Maritime Organisation
The International Maritime Organization
(IMO) is the united Nations specialized agency responsible
for improvements in maritime safety and protection of the
marine environment, including the prevention of and response
to marine pollution. It aims to strengthen national and regional
action as well as promote technical cooperation in maritime
safety and marine environment protection.
website: www.imo.org
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Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand
The Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand
(MSA) is a crown entity, established in 1993 to promote a
safe and clean maritime environment. Two of the MSA's key
objectives are to prevent all types of ship-sourced marine
pollution, and to ensure that New Zealand is prepared for
and can respond to marine oil spills.
website: www.msa.govt.nz
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Association of Australian Ports and Marine
Authorities
The Association of Australian Ports and
Marine Authorities (AAPMA) is the national body representing
the interests of Australia's ports and marine authorities
at a national and international level. AAPMA contributes to
the development and evaluation of strategic issues affecting
the efficient development, management and uses of ports as
well as working towards the development of nationally consistent
technical and administrative policies, practices and regulatory
environments for ports.
website: http://www.aapma.com.au
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Australian Shipowners
Association
ASA represents the interests of Australian companies operating,
managing and controlling ships and provides a focal point of
contact with the Australian shipping industry for governments,
government agencies, other sectors of the economy, the trade
union movement and the community generally.
website: www.asa.com.au
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Australian Petroleum Production &
Exploration Association Limited
The Australian Petroleum Production
& Exploration Association Limited (APPEA) gives a national
voice to the petroleum exploration and production industry
in Australia. On behalf of its members, the Association seeks
to promote a legislative, administrative, econimic and social
framework, which effectively promotes safe, environmentally
responsible and profitable oil and gas exploration development
and production.
website: www.appea.com.au
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