Resolución de 25 de septiembre de 2020, del Instituto Social de la Marina, sobre las prórrogas otorgadas a la validez de los certificados preceptivos para el sector marítimo-pesquero, con motivo del COVID-19. | BOE-A-2020-11361 — Spain law | Esheria

Resolución de 25 de septiembre de 2020, del Instituto Social de la Marina, sobre las prórrogas otorgadas a la validez de los certificados preceptivos para el sector marítimo-pesquero, con motivo del COVID-19.

The resolution extends several maritime-health certificate validity periods through specific dates, with limits and exceptions.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-2020-11361
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es
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COVID-19 extension COVID-19 measures certificate validity extensions certificates entry into force maritime-fisheries services maritime-pesquero sector medical certification professional certification public health public health measures repeal seafarer transport shipboard safety

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The resolution extends several maritime-health certificate validity periods through specific dates, with limits and exceptions. This provision repeals a 21 April 2020 resolution by the Instituto Social de la Marina. The validity of specific health training certificates is extended until 31 December 2020, unless an earlier six-month COVID-related extension ends first, in which case no further extension applies. This resolution takes effect when it is published in the Official State Gazette. The validity of the inspection certificates for mandatory onboard first-aid kits is extended until 31 December 2020, except where an existing six-month COVID-19 extension would expire earlier; in that case, no further extension is allowed.