1. Asian Panel 3 December 2010 Hong Kong INTERTANKO Update Peter M. Swift

2. INTERTANKO Update Administrative Matters and Financial Reports Work Plan 2011 One Voice ? Current issues

3. INTERTANKO’s Strategic Objectives To develop and promote best practices in all sectors of the tanker industry, with owners and operators setting the example. To be a positive and proactive influence with key stakeholders, developing policies and positions, harmonising a united industry voice, and engaging with policy and decision makers. To profile and promote the tanker industry, communicating its role, strategic importance and social value. To provide key services to Members, with customised advice, assistance and access to information, and enabling contact and communication between Members and with other stakeholders.

4. Administrative Matters Appointment of new Managing Director & Deputy Managing Director Financial Report - Membership report – fleet updating - On track for on budget performance in 2010 - Fees frozen for 2011 Work Plan 2011

5. Work Plan: Focus Areas (1 of 3) 2011 Priorities SAFETY/ TECHNICALSEAFARERS Damage stability PCriminalization P Inert gas PTOTS P Shipyard stands PShore access P Class standards PFair treatment P Fuel quality PCrew visas Mercury in crude PSeafarer Id docs Tanker designAccommodation Structural IntegrityCadet berthing Machinery/equipmentSTCW implementation Fuel switchingFatigue Safe tank entryILO/MLC 2006 Gas detection Biofuels Cargo properties

6. Work Plan: Focus Areas (2 of 3) 2011 Priorities ENVIRONMENTMARINE OPERATIONS GHG emissions PPiracy P Ballast water PVetting P Reception fac PPort State Control P Air emissions PChemical operations P Ship recyclingLoadlines off S.Africa Anti-FoulingLifesaving appliances Waste managementPilotage Noise pollutionPort & Terminals Response mgmtNavigation issues Hull biofoulingOffshore operations Ship strikesShip/Ship transfer ISPS Code Security Officers Ship security alert systems Accident investigations

7. Work Plan: Focus Areas (3 of 3) 2011 Priorities REGULATORY/LEGALTANKER INFORMATION Sanctions PTanker market P Limits of liability PPanel meetings P Insurance PWebsite P Oil spill compensation PWeekly News Conflict in lawAnnual Review/Report UNCLOSPublications LegislationPresentations Charter partyTanker statistics FDIPIncident analysis DemurrageWorkshops Intellectual propertySeminars WorldscaleBulletins Global Political/Economic Environment

8. INTERTANKO’s Inter-Governmental and Governmental Contacts IMO Attending all the major committees, expert and correspondence groups IOPC UNFCCC OECD, UNCTAD EU Institutions Commissions, Council (Attachés), Parliamentarians USCG, EMSA, AMSA, US EPA National and Regional Governments PSC MOUs IMB, ReCAAP, ROPME

9. INTERTANKO’s Industry Association Contacts INTERCARGO, ICS/ISF, BIMCO OCIMF SIGTTO, Intermanager, IPTA ASF,ECSA National Shipowner Associations CDI, CEFIC, ECTA IACS Individual Classification Societies CESS, CESA, EMEC IG P&I, IUMI, JHC, JWC National Insurance Markets Green Award ITF, IMEC WWF, FOE, WOC, MEPAs ILAMA, IMPA, IAPH, IBIA, EUROPIA, ETA, FONASBA WMU, IAMU, GlobalMET

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11. INTERTANKO Agenda (1) Quality of bunkers delivered to ships GHG emission reductions Piracy

12. INTERTANKO Agenda (2) Mercury in crude Criminalisation & Fair Treatment Iran sanctions Venezuelan detentions EU Advance Cargo Declaration regime Consequences of Deepwater Horizon spill Benchmarking study

13. INTERTANKO Future Dates Council, AGM and Tanker Seminar Athens 8-10 May 2011 Council London October 2011

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