MARAD
Federal agency responsible for regulations under MARAD.
7 regulationsSeamen's Service Awards; Amendment Replacing Gulf of Mexico with Gulf of America
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) updated federal rules about awards and recognition for seamen by replacing references to the 'Gulf of Mexico' with 'Gulf of America' in official documents and policies. This change affects how the government recognizes and honors sailors who work in U.S. waters.
Deregulatory—Revision: Agency Agreements and Appointment of Agents
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) is simplifying rules about how shipping companies and maritime businesses can hire agents to represent them in government dealings. This change removes unnecessary paperwork and bureaucratic requirements, making it easier for companies in the shipping industry to conduct business with federal agencies.
Deregulatory—Establishing United States Citizenship for MARAD Program Participation: Simplifying the Application Process
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) is proposing to remove barriers that make it harder for people to participate in federal maritime programs by simplifying citizenship requirements and the application process. This change could make it easier for more people to access maritime training, jobs, and shipping-related opportunities.
Seamen's Claims: Administrative Action and Litigation
This proposed rule updates how the federal government handles legal claims and disputes involving seamen (people who work on ships). The changes aim to streamline the process for sailors to resolve workplace injuries, wage disputes, and other maritime employment issues more efficiently.
Deregulatory—American Fisheries Act Program: Simplifying the Application Process
The federal government is proposing to make it easier for fishing companies to get permits and licenses under the American Fisheries Act by streamlining paperwork and the application process. This change aims to reduce red tape so fishing businesses can operate more efficiently while still maintaining safety and environmental standards.
Terms for Agency Agreements
This regulation from the Maritime Administration (MARAD) updates the rules for how government agencies can enter into agreements with shipping companies and maritime businesses. The changes clarify contract terms and conditions to make these agreements clearer and more consistent across the industry.
Priority and Allocation Rules and Port Utilization
This regulation from the U.S. Maritime Administration updates rules about how ships and cargo are prioritized at American ports and how those ports are used. The changes aim to make shipping operations more efficient and ensure that ports operate fairly and effectively.