#2 Caroline Tuckett - Maritime Autonomous Vehicles

01/03/23 • 38 min

Commander Caroline Tuckett, lead legal adviser in International and Operational Law within the Royal Navy, joins the program to discuss autonomous shipping and how navies are navigating international law to incorporate these maritime systems/ships/vessels/vehicles into their fleets.
House of Lords - UNCLOS: the law of the sea in the 21st century - International Relations and Defence Committee (parliament.uk)
Autonomous shipping (imo.org)
IHL Treaties - San Remo Manual on Armed Conflicts at Sea, 1994 (icrc.org)
MASS UK Industry Conduct Principles and Code of Practice 2022 (V6) | Maritime UK
NSO > Home (nato.int)

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