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Code · CFR · Title 33 — Navigation and Navigable Waters · Part 101 · § 101.665

§ 101.665. Noncompliance, waivers, and equivalents.

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An owner or operator, after completion of the required Cybersecurity Assessment, may seek a waiver or an equivalence determination for the requirements in subpart F using the standards and submission procedures applicable to a U.S.-flagged vessel, facility, or OCS facility as outlined in 33 CFR 101.130, 104.130, 104.135, 105.130, 105.135, 106.125, or 106.130. If an owner or operator must temporarily deviate from the requirements in this part, they must notify the cognizant COTP for facilities or OCS facilities, or the MSC for U.S.-flagged vessels, and may request temporary permission to continue to operate under the provisions as outlined in 33 CFR 104.125, 105.125, or 106.120.
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§ 101.665
Noncompliance, waivers, and equivalents.
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