You may search for a vessel by entering its Call Sign. Vessel Call Signs can be any combination of letters and numbers. The wildcard search option (%) is available in the Vessel Call Sign field.
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Hull Identification Number (HIN)- Marine Vessel Definitions
You may search for a vessel by entering its Hull Identification Number. A Hull Number is a unique identifier for the vessel and consists of a string of letters (A-Z) and digits (0-9), up to 17 characters long.
Vessel Identification Number- Marine Vessel Definitions
You may search for a vessel by entering its Vessel Number. Vessel Numbers are 6 to 8 characters long and may contain all digits (1-9) or begin with 1 or 2 letters (A-Z) followed by 6 or 7 digits. The wildcard search option (%) is available in the Vessel Number field. The Vessel Number search… Continue reading Vessel Identification Number- Marine Vessel Definitions
Vessel Name- Marine Vessel Definitions
You may search for a vessel by entering all or part of the vessel’s name. The system will search for vessel names beginning with the characters you entered. The vessel name search supports wildcard searches. The ‘%’ symbol represents a wildcard. It is possible for the system to find more than 1 vessel record. A… Continue reading Vessel Name- Marine Vessel Definitions
Who will be members of the ROC, COU, and LOU?
The recommendations provide high-level guidance concerning membership on the Regulatory Oversight Committee (ROC). Regulatory authorities should indicate interest in serving as members, as well as their support for the LEI high-level principles and charter for the ROC. The LEI Implementation Group will develop the ROC charter, covering the details of member appointment. Membership in the… Continue reading Who will be members of the ROC, COU, and LOU?
The FSB report calls for the COU to be founded as a not-for-profit foundation, or equivalent structure. Will the global LEI system be run by this foundation?
The FSB’s recommendations for the LEI call for forming the Central Operating Unit (COU) as a not-for-profit foundation, or a body of equivalent legal form, overseen by a Board of Directors that operates under the oversight of the Regulatory Oversight Committee (ROC). The not-forprofit status will facilitate funding to develop and operate the LEI system… Continue reading The FSB report calls for the COU to be founded as a not-for-profit foundation, or equivalent structure. Will the global LEI system be run by this foundation?
How were members appointed to the IG’s industry advisory group, the “LEI Private Sector Preparatory Group”?
The formation of the LEI Private Sector Preparatory Group (PSPG) drew upon the experience from the FSB LEI Industry Advisory Panel, the consultative group to the LEI Expert Group, and was opened to additional members from the financial services industry, as well as other industries. The LEI Implementation Group determined the process for selecting members.
Who is serving in the LEI Implementation Group?
Participants in the LEI Implementation Group (IG) were selected through nominations from FSB members and other public sector stakeholders. For continuity purposes, the IG includes members who participated in the development of the FSB’s recommendations for the global LEI system.
Who will be the registration authority for the LEI?
The FSB’s recommendations outline a “federated” model for LEI implementation. Local Operating Units (LOU) will assign LEIs, and validate and maintain reference data. The Central Operating Unit (COU) will ensure that LEIs are unique and of high quality and that parties that implement the LEI adhere to its governing principles and quality standards.
Do the FSB recommendations support the trade associations’ proposed solution that was put forth in July 2011?
The FSB’s recommendations do not select a solution. Rather, they set out a governance structure and process for developing and implementing a global LEI system. The FSB is supporting an open process; all vendors adhering to guidance set up by the FSB will be considered. The COU and LOUs might use multiple solution providers or… Continue reading Do the FSB recommendations support the trade associations’ proposed solution that was put forth in July 2011?