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Voyage   Planning
Voyage Planning
The key  elements  of the Voyage Plan are:
 Appraising all  relevant  information
 Planning the intended voyage
  Executing  the plan taking  account  of prevailing 
conditions
 Monitoring the  vessel ’s progress against the 
plan continuously
Planning
 The detailed voyage or  passage  plan should 
include  the  following  factors:
1) the plotting of the intended route or  track  of the 
voyage or passage on appropriate  scale  charts: 
the true direction of the planned route or track 
should be indicated, as well as all  areas  of 
danger , existing ships' routeing and reporting 
systems, vessel traffic  services , and any areas 
where  marine  environmental  protection  
considerations  apply ;
2) the main elements to ensure  safety  of life at sea, 
safety and efficiency of navigation, and 
protection of the marine environment  during  the 
intended voyage or passage;  such  elements 
should include, but not be limited to:
Planning
2.1)  safe   speedhaving  regard to the proximity of 
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