2005 CFR Title 46, Volume 1

Title 46--Shipping CHAPTER I--COAST GUARD, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY PART 4--MARINE CASUALTIES AND INVESTIGATIONS
	4.01-1	Scope of regulation.
	4.01-3	Reporting exclusion.
	4.03-1	Marine casualty or accident.
	4.03-2	Serious marine incident.
	4.03-4	Individual directly involved in a serious marine incident.
	4.03-5	Medical facility.
	4.03-6	Qualified medical personnel.
	4.03-7	Chemical test.
	4.03-10	Party in interest.
	4.03-15	Commandant.
	4.03-20	Coast Guard district.
	4.03-25	District Commander.
	4.03-30	Investigating officer.
	4.03-35	Nuclear vessel.
	4.03-40	Public vessels.
	4.03-45	Marine employer.
	4.03-50	Recreational vessel.
	4.03-55	Law enforcement officer.
	4.03-60	Noxious liquid substance (NLS).
	4.03-65	Significant harm to the environment.
	4.03-70	Tank vessel.
	4.04-1	Reports of potential vessel casualty.
	4.04-3	Reports of lack of vessel communication.
	4.04-5	Substance of reports.
	4.05-1	Notice of marine casualty.
	4.05-2	Incidents involving foreign tank vessels.
	4.05-5	Substance of marine casualty notice.
	4.05-10	Written report of marine casualty.
	4.05-12	Alcohol or drug use by individuals directly involved in casualties.
	4.05-15	Voyage records, retention of.
	4.05-20	Report of accident to aid to navigation.
	4.05-25	Reports when state of war exists.
	4.05-30	Incidents involving hazardous materials.
	4.05-35	Incidents involving nuclear vessels.
	4.05-40	Alternate electronic means of reporting.
	4.06-1	Responsibilities of the marine employer.
	4.06-3	Requirements for alcohol and drug testing following a serious marine incident.
	4.06-5	Responsibility of individuals directly involved in serious marine incidents.
	4.06-15	Accessibility of chemical testing devices.
	4.06-20	Specimen collection requirements.
	4.06-30	Specimen collection in incidents involving fatalities.
	4.06-40	Specimen handling and shipping.
	4.06-50	Specimen analysis and follow-up procedures.
	4.06-60	Submission of reports and test results.
	4.06-70	Penalties.
	4.07-1	Commandant or District Commander to order investigation.
	4.07-5	Investigating officers, powers of.
	4.07-7	Opening statement.
	4.07-10	Report of investigation.
	4.07-15	Recommendations, action on.
	4.07-20	Transfer of jurisdiction.
	4.07-25	Testimony of witnesses in other districts, depositions.
	4.07-30	Testimony of witnesses under oath.
	4.07-35	Counsel for witnesses and parties in interest.
	4.07-45	Foreign units of Coast Guard, investigation by.
	4.07-55	Information to be furnished Marine Board of Investigation.
	4.09-1	Commandant to designate.
	4.09-5	Powers of Marine Board of Investigation.
	4.09-10	Witnesses, payment of.
	4.09-15	Time and place of investigation, notice of; rights of witnesses, etc.
	4.09-17	Sessions to be public.
	4.09-20	Record of proceedings.
	4.09-25	U.S. Attorney to be notified.
	4.09-30	Action on report.
	4.09-35	Preferment of charges.
	4.11-1	Employees of vessels controlled by Army or Navy as witnesses.
	4.11-5	Coercion of witnesses.
	4.11-10	Witness fees and allowances.
	4.12-1	Application, procedure, and admissibility.
	4.13-1	Public availability of records.
	4.19-1	Construction of regulations.
	4.19-5	Adherence to rules of evidence.
	4.21-1	Computation of time.
	4.23-1	Evidence of criminal liability.
	4.40-1	Purpose.
	4.40-3	Relationship to Coast Guard marine investigation regulations and procedures.
	4.40-5	Definitions.
	4.40-10	Preliminary investigation by the Coast Guard.
	4.40-15	Marine casualty investigation by the Board.
	4.40-20	Cause or probable cause determinations from Board investigation.
	4.40-25	Coast Guard marine casualty investigation for the Board.
	4.40-30	Procedures for Coast Guard investigation.
	4.40-35	Records of the Coast Guard and the Board.