The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America

Title 46-Shipping

(This book contains Part 200 to end)

CHAPTER II—Maritime Administration, Department of Commerce

Part 201

CHAPTER III-Great Lakes Pilotage Administration, Department of
Commerce

CHAPTER IV-Federal Maritime Commission

401

501

CHAPTER II-MARITIME ADMINISTRATION,

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Part

SUBCHAPTER A- -POLICY, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE

Rules of practice and procedure.

Procedures relating to secretarial review of actions by the Maritime Sub-

sidy Board.

Audit appeals; policy and procedure.

Miscellaneous fees.

SUBCHAPTER B-REGULATIONS AFFECTING MARITIME CARRIERS
AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

221 Documentation, transfer or charter of vessels.

222

Statements, reports, and agreements required to be filed.

237 Repairs to vessels under bareboat charter.

246 Formulae for determining sea speed of vessels.

247 Operators' responsibilities with respect to guarantee clause in new ship con-

struction contracts.

SUBCHAPTER C-REGULATIONS AFFECTING SUBSIDIZED VESSELS

AND OPERATORS

251 Application for subsidies and other direct financial aid (construction).

253 Requirements for maintaining boom lifting capacities and other features.

255 Payment from capital reserve fund.

262 Minimum-wage, minimum-manning, and reasonable working conditions.

272 Policy and procedure regarding conducting of subsidy condition surveys and

accomplishment of subsidized vessel maintenance and repairs.

275 Outfitting materials and equipment for construction-differential subsidy

Construction-differential subsidy repayment while vessels not operated in

foreign trade.

Domestic and foreign trade; interpretations.

Information and procedure required under operating-differential subsidy

agreements.

Uniform system of accounts for operating-differential subsidy contractors.

Valuation of vessels for determining capital employed and net earnings

under operating-differential subsidy agreements.

Determination of profit in contracts and subcontracts for construction,

reconditioning, or reconstruction of ships.

Establishment and maintenance of the statutory capital and special reserve

funds and determination of "capital necessarily employed in the business”

and "net earnings".

Establishment of construction reserve funds.

Insurance of construction-differential subsidy vessels, operating-differential

subsidy vessels and of vessels sold or adjusted under the Merchant Ship

Sales Act 1946.

Forms.

Definition of capital necessarily employed in the business.

Procedure to be followed by operators in the rendition to the Maritime

Administration of annual and final accountings under operating-dif-

ferential subsidy agreements.

Inventories of vessels covered by operating-differential subsidy agreements.

SUBCHAPTER D-FEDERAL SHIP MORTGAGE AND LOAN INSURANCE

297

298

Transactions and operations in Federal ship mortgage insurance fund

debentures.

Federal ship mortgage and loan insurance.

299

SUBCHAPTER E-[RESERVED]

SUBCHAPTER F-MERCHANT SHIP SALES ACT OF 1946

Rules and regulations, forms, and citizenship requirements.

SUBCHAPTER J-MISCELLANEOUS

Seamen's service awards.

Requirements for establishing United States citizenship.

Transfer of marine equipment to ship operators and shipyards.
Official seal of the Maritime Administration.

CROSS REFERENCES: Bureau of Customs, Department of the Treasury: See Customs Duties,

19 CFR Chapter I.

Coast and Geodetic Survey, Department of Commerce: See Navigation and Navigable

Waters, 33 CFR Chapter III.

Coast Guard, Department of the Treasury: See Navigation and Navigable Waters, 33 CFR

Chapter I.

Foreign-Trade Zones Board: See Commerce and Foreign Trade, 15 CFR Chapter IV.
Interstate Commerce Commission: See Transportation, 49 CFR Chapter I.

Operation and Navigation of the Panama Canal: See Panama Canal, 35 CFR Chapter I

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