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Which documents are or might be regarded as annexes to the Official Log Book?

Accident reports in the Safety Officer’s accident log (Entry No. 12); reports of illnesses and injuries in the ship’s medical log (Entry No. 38); 

other annexed reports of incidents, e. g. piracy, stowaways found, deaths; Additional Freeboard Sheets (AFS); reports of disciplinary hearings under the MN Code of Conduct (Entry No. 30); distress incidents logged in the Radio Log (Entry No. 13); additional sheets for any entries required to be made in special pages (e. g. musters) once the OLB pages have been filled.

 

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