Australian ports concerned about lenient approach to SOLAS rule

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Australian ports concerned about lenient approach to SOLAS rule

Zoe Reynolds, Special Correspondent | May 31, 2016 2:30PM EDT
A group of ports and maritime authorities questioning whether too light a touch will be taken starting July 1.
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