PVA Urges Trump Administration to Ease Maritime Industry Regulations
The Passenger Vessel Association (PVA) has written to the Trump administration, requesting a reduction in regulatory burdens on the domestic passenger vessel industry.
The request is timely, given the administration's focus on cutting unnecessary regulations to support business. While some regulation in the maritime industry is justified, much of it could be eliminated.
- The PVA is seeking relief from federal regulations that burden the industry.
- One specific regulation they are seeking relief from is the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).
The administration’s clear focus on cutting unnecessary and inefficient regulations to support business.
The PVA is calling for broad regulatory reform to reduce costs and improve efficiency across the U.S.
Author's summary: PVA requests regulatory relief for maritime industry.
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