PART 4 - Canadian Coast Guard

arrival information risk subjecting their vessel to control actions such as, but not limited to: inspection, detention,
redirection or expulsion from Canadian waters.
Vessels can obtain a blank template of the 96 hour pre arrival report by sending an email to 96@tc.gc.ca.
The vessel’s pre-arrival information shall include the following:
a) its name;
b) its country of registry;
c) the name of its registered owner;
d) the name of its operator;
e) the name of its classification society;
f) its international radio call sign;
g) its International Ship Security Certificate, Canadian Vessel Security Certificate or ship security compliance
document number;
h) its International Maritime Organization number, if it is a SOLAS ship;
i) the date of issuance, date of expiry and name of the issuing body of its International Ship Security Certificate,
Canadian Vessel Security Certificate, or ship security document;
j) confirmation that the vessel has an approved vessel security plan;
k) the current MARSEC level;
l) a statement of when its last 10 declarations of security were completed;
m) details of any security threats to the vessel during the last ten calls at marine facilities;
n) a statement as to whether the vessel consents to tracking by the Canadian Government;
o) details of any deficiencies in its security equipment and systems, including the communication systems, and the
way in which the master of the vessel intends to correct them;
p) if applicable, the name of it's agent and contact person and their 24-hour telephone and facsimile numbers;
q) if applicable, the name of the vessel's charterer;
r) its position and time at which it reached that position;
s) its course and speed;
t) its destination and estimated time of arrival at its destination;
u) the name of a contact person at the marine facility that it will visit and their 24-hour telephone and facsimile
numbers;
v) the following information in respect of its last ten marine facilities visited:
i) the receiving facility;
ii) the marine facility visited;
iii) the city and country;
iv) the date and time of arrival, and
v) the date and time of departure;
w) a general description of the cargo, including cargo amount; and
x) if applicable, the presence and description of any dangerous substances or devices on board.
All reasonable measures shall be taken whenever a change occurs in the information previously provided in any pre-arrival
information made pursuant to the Marine Transportation Security Regulations, to the appropriate MCTS Centre as soon as
possible.
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