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AdministrationAdministrative SuportBesides the specific nautical and technical cells, there also is an administrative cluster. FinanceThe financial team watches over the financial and logistical management, involving budget and subsidy schemes. Shipping Assistance is responsible for safe and smooth maritime traffic on the maritime access routes to and from the Flemish ports. Within the Flemish seaports, the harbour master services are responsible for this. Given the fact that both authorities need to cooperate closely to this end, the division grants subsidies to the port authorities for the operation of the harbour master services. Human ResourcesThe Human Resources Management cell attends to the management, planning and all sorts of files with regard to personnel. Furthermore, the HRM team is also in charge of quality policy. Expenses as well as compensations are also settled by this cell. Legal AffairsThe Shipping Assistance Division operates in an internationally highly regulated environment. Different international regulations were established into the Shipping Assistance Decree and in the implementing Flemish Parliament Acts attached to this Decree. The legal team of the Shipping Assistance Division may collaborate in drawing up and adapting the legislative texts, but the department remains in charge. Shipping Assistance Decree Decree on the guidance of the navigation on the maritime access and organization of the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Center.
Treaty on Common Nautical Management Treaty between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Flemish Region on the Common Nautical Management in the Scheldt area.
CommunicationThe communication team is in charge of internal and external communication and public relations. Concretely, the communication team creates brochures and DVDs, keeps the website up-to-date and makes sure that information days and visits take place in a smooth manner. SecretariatThe secretariat does the support of the division and in particular the support of the head of the division.
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