Journal of Navigation and Port Research 2013;37(6):603-609.
Published online December 31, 2013.
선박충돌사고 원인제공비율 산정제도에 대한 실증적 고찰
김태균, 홍성화
Empirical Analysis on the Apportionment System of Causation Ratio in the Ship Collision
Tae-Goun Kim, Sung-Hwa Hong
Abstract
In December 1998, Act on the investigation and inquiry into marine accidents was amended by inserting new Paragraph (2) of Article 4, which states “Where two or more persons are related to the occurrence of a marine accident when the Maritime Safety Tribunal(hereinafter referred to as the "MST") examines the causes of a marine accident as provides for under Paragraph (1), the MST may disclose the extent to which each responsible person is related to the cause of the marine accident.” Based on this new Paragraph, the apportionment system of causation ratio in the ship collision was introduced in February 1999. However the apportionment system is adopted 12 years ago, public debate has continued about the positive and negative aspects of the system. Thus some groups advocate the system for the advantages, but other groups argue that this system should be abolished. Therefore, at first, this study analyzes the adopting background and the main reasons of the pros and cons discussion on the apportionment system of causation ratio in the ship collision. Then we conduct a survey analysis to investigate stakeholder’s satisfaction of this new system in the ship collision cases. Finally this study suggests the policy proposal to improve the apportionment system of causation ratio in the ship collision.
Key Words: 해양사고의 조사 및 심판에 관한 법률 Marine Accidents;Ship Collision;Korean Maritime Safety Tribunal;Causation ratio of marine accidents;Act on the investigation and inquiry into marine accidents


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