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16 January, 2012

In this issue:

1. Clarifying the operation of the ISPS Code
2. The realities of Piracy
Clarifying the operation of the ISPS Code
The TT Club was recently asked about the practical workings of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Does a breach of security at a port or terminal facility result in non-compliance with the Code, leading to 'contamination' of any ships calling at the facility and, through them, of other ports. Not so, we believe! Read full article here.
The realities of Piracy
Piracy is far from the romantic picture that may be a common perception – and far more critical to the supply chain than even professionals dare to believe. The Somali situation is politically charged, but has very practical implications throughout the industry. Read full article here.
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Peregrine Storrs-Fox
Risk Management Director, TT Club
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