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Transport Regulation: Lessons from the Maritime Sector Competition Advocacy Forum. May 2015. Domestic shipping regulation. Maritime Industry Authority. Philippine Ports Authority LIBERALIZATION. Coast Guard. Vessel licensing. Port regulation. Vessel safety.
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Transport Regulation: Lessons from the Maritime SectorCompetition Advocacy Forum May 2015
Domestic shipping regulation Maritime Industry Authority Philippine Ports Authority LIBERALIZATION Coast Guard Vessel licensing Port regulation Vessel safety
RA 9295 – Domestic Shipping Act of 2004 • MARINA authorizes domestic shipping companies to operate, given safety and economic standards • Shipping rates are fully deregulated, provided that effective competition is fostered • Monitoring of shipping operations to ensure public interests are protected • Create rules for monopolized routes
World Bank Group and DOTC: Encouraging greater competition in domestic shipping 7 6 5 1 2 3 4
World Bank Group and DOTC: Encouraging greater competition in domestic shipping 7 6 5 1 2 3 4
Government collects lots of data but data is not converted into information for regulators
Need for greater policy coordination across sector regulators PCG-Focus: Safety Challenge:implementing a trackingsystemandworkprocedures - frompapertoe-data MARINA-Focus: Monitoring Challenge: regional data updates with complete data input - from office to a shared database PPA-Focus: Control Challenge: finding and closing electronic and encoding data issues - improving the validity of data Joint Agency-Project to promote information sharing and joint policymaking
Transport Regulation: Lessons from the Maritime SectorCompetition Advocacy Forum May 2015