Regulation – Page 9
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NewsBiden Administration adds tariff increases on Chinese imports
An FRN has been issued to modify Section 301 tariffs on Chinese imports with a limited exclusion process
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NewsTransport for NSW announces “significant” increase in boating fees
Australia’s Boating Industry Association questions last week’s rise
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NewsUS Department of Commerce moves on aluminium extrusion investigation
Petitioners have agreed to exclude some of the parts, accessories and subassemblies covered in the original protect request
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NewsConfindustria Nautica president steps down temporarily
Move follows revelations that the Ligurian council has become embroiled in a corruption scandal
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NewsABC convenes with pending action on major issues
NMMA president tells Washington assemblage that a legal battle will likely ensue if the Vessel Speed Rule is not withdrawn
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NewsNo need to be in Washington to advocate for boating industry
The American Boating Congress opens today and runs through Friday
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NewsLakes Act key to expand and improve recreation infrastructure
The Act will be a major topic of discussion at the American Boating Congress this week
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NewsRaymarine Pathfinder radar receives type approval
TÜV SÜD certification said to uniquely differentiate compact radar array
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NewsSaving the right whale without sinking boating is industry priority at ABC
The proposed North Atlantic right whale vessel speed rule is in the final stage of review
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NewsABC gives US boating industry a voice in Washington, DC
This year’s American Boating Congress (ABC) is scheduled for the nation’s capital in May
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NewsMarineMax considers legal action against Mexican government over marina seizure
Cabo San Lucas marina seized by Mexican Navy over lease dispute
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NewsThree paths forward for vessel speed rule to protect right whale
The rule is currently under review by the US Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
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NewsNew York could allow ethanol-free fuel at marinas
A new Bill seeks to make E10 fuel available at marinas throughout the state
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NewsMalibu lawsuit could risk US$110m of inventory
Analyst firm downgrades Tennessee, US-based boatbuilder’s stock
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NewsUS senators push updated AGOA bill with implications for SA boatbuilding
The amendments are contained in a bill to be presented to the US Congress
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NewsEBI reaches out to EU assembly voters on boat sector issues and hurdles
June’s European Parliament vote is the world’s second-largest democratic vote for over 400 million people
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NewsEU to create order in the chaos of Europe’s boater license rules
European Commission takes first step in sorting out hodge-podge of private boater licenses across Europe
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NewsTechnology is one answer to protecting whales; when and how is the question
Stakeholders of all stripes agree they must work together in developing technologies to protect the endangered North Atlantic right whale
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NewsUS vessel speed rule moves to next step
NMMA president says proposed rule is based on incorrect assumptions and questionable data
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NewsTechnology workshop on right whale opens eyes, communications channels
The first of two sessions was held in Washington, DC on Tuesday
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