Measures for the Administration of Safety and Integrity of Shipping Companies of Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration (Trial) Article 5 Shipping companies that meet the following conditions may declare safety and integrity companies. (1) Having held a certificate of conformity issued by the Maritime Safety Administration of the Ministry of Communications and its authorized or recognized institutions for three years or more, and having not conducted follow-up audit or additional audit in the last two years, the annual nonconformities issued by international shipping companies for external audit shall not exceed 65,438+0/2 of the national average, and the annual nonconformities issued by domestic shipping companies for external audit shall not exceed 65,438+0/2 of the national average. (2) In the ship safety inspection (including pre-sailing inspection) or port state supervision and inspection in the last three years, the average detention rate of ships is lower than 1/2 of the national average detention rate in that year. (3) There have been no major safety and pollution accidents on ships in the last three years. (four) the ship is not included in the latest list of "key tracking ships". (5) The ship has not committed any serious violation of maritime laws and regulations in the last three years. Serious violation of maritime law refers to escape after an accident, failure to report in time after an accident, evasion of import and export visas and inspections, overloading, lack of crew, refusal or obstruction of supervision and inspection by competent authorities, and other acts that seriously affect the safety of ships.