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Whenever a new chart or new edition is published, Weekly Notices to Mariner carry a notification of the same.On receiving a chart or a notification through weekly notices to mariners which replaces a previous chart , insert in the chart correction log 'replaced by' or 'cancelled by' against the mentioned chart.

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The purpose of the Chart Correction Log is to provide the mariner with an easy to use administrative facility for maintaining a documentary record of chart corrections to a chart outfit. It also provides an authoritative document which helps to assist maritime authorities in the auditing of the mariner's chart outfit.

Whenever a new chart or new edition is published, Weekly Notices to Mariner carry a notification of the same.On receiving a chart or a notification through weekly notices to mariners which replaces a previous chart , insert in the chart correction log 'replaced by' or 'cancelled by' against the mentioned chart.

Notices to Mariners (NtM) are corrections to nautical charts and publications. NtM only contain information which is vitally important to safety at sea. Mariners are obliged to keep their products up-to-date with NtM until a new edition is issued. NtM only apply to editions in force.

Failure to keep charts up to date is in contravention of SOLAS and puts the ship, the owner and seafarers in danger. It can also lead to action being taken by port state control officers. It is important that all notices to mariners are noted, including T&Ps, NavWarnings and local notices on the charts.

To correct a chart, look up the number of the chart in the index at the front of the NTM, by the chart number there will be a list of all the corrections that relate to that chart. Each correction is given a number to identify it. You then need to look up the correction to discover the details.