1.1 General discussion - challenges relating to marine pollution by oil -- 1.1.1 Pollution by oil and port State control findings -- 1.2 Key terms/definitions -- Section 2 Main discussion of the regulatory framework (MARPOL Annex I) -- 1.3 Overview of the legal basis -- 1.4 Structure of the Annex I -- 1.5 Key resolutions (non-exhaustive list) -- 1.6 Construction requirements -- 1.7 Protection of fuel oil tanks -- 1.8 Control of operational discharges of oil from machinery spaces -- 1.9 Discharges from the cargo area of oil tankers -- Section 3 Key management issues, including documentation -- 1.10 Surveys and certification -- 1.10.1 Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan -- 1.10.2 Oil Record Book -- 1.10.3 International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate -- 1.11 Relevance of the International Safety Management Code -- 1.12 Industry best practices -- Section 4 Areas of special interest -- 1.13 Ship-to-ship transfer of crude oil and petroleum products -- 1.14 Recent developments: oil tankers operations in ice-covered waters (the Polar Code) -- Section 5 Selected aspects concerning implementation and enforcement -- 1.15 Selected highlights on national jurisdictions -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2 The international regulation, prevention and management of marine environmental pollution created by the offshore oil and gas industry -- Section 1 The offshore oil and gas industry as a source of marine environmental pollution -- 2.1 The offshore oil and gas industry as a source of marine environmental pollution -- 2.2 Contextualising the problem: the offshore oil and gas industry's relative contribution to marine environmental pollution -- 2.3 Regulating marine environmental pollution from the offshore oil and gas industry -- Section 2 Specific sources of marine pollution from offshore oil and gas operations -- 2.4 Pollution from seabed activities -- 2.4.1 Oil