What must USN Inside Tenders comply with according to international maritime law?

USN Inside Tenders must comply with regulations on navigation and environmental protection as mandated by international maritime law. This compliance is essential because these regulations are designed to ensure safe navigation throughout maritime activities and to protect the marine environment from pollution and other harmful effects caused by shipping operations.

The navigation regulations ensure that vessels operate safely to prevent collisions, navigational hazards, and other accidents at sea. They provide guidelines on routes, traffic separation schemes, and safe operational practices.

Environmental protection regulations focus on minimizing the impact of maritime operations on the natural environment. This includes managing waste disposal, minimizing oil spills, and preventing the release of harmful substances into the water. Compliance with these regulations is crucial for the sustainability of marine ecosystems and adherence to international agreements such as MARPOL (the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships).

Together, these regulations form a comprehensive framework that USN Inside Tenders must follow to ensure safety, prevent environmental degradation, and promote responsible maritime practices.