What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is PROJEKT USTAWY 2738.
Ratification of global rules for safe ship recycling
Poland is joining an international convention that standardizes safe and environmentally sound ship dismantling rules worldwide. For citizens, this means stronger environmental and health protection, while for Polish shipowners, it increases competitiveness on the international market. The ratification does not introduce new burdensome obligations, as stricter EU regulations are already in force in Poland.
Key points
Strengthened environmental and health protection: The convention enforces the safe removal of hazardous materials (e.g., asbestos) from ships before dismantling, reducing the risk of contamination and accidents.
Benefits for Polish shipowners: Polish ships will obtain international certificates, minimizing the risk of additional port inspections and enhancing the attractiveness of the Polish flag.
No new burdens for citizens: The ratification will not cause additional costs for the state budget or local governments, with any expenses covered by existing budget limits.
Explicit approval for recycling plans: Poland requires that each ship recycling plan be explicitly approved beforehand by the relevant authority, providing additional control over the process.
Status:
Introduced
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