| ROecfeearne nccoev Leriss t 7: 05 1( seventy) percent or more than two-thirds of geological surface of the earth, in which connecting one land to the others. Therefore, the marine environment needs to be protected by regulations and actions from any marine pollution, including ocean dumping. In addition, there are several international regulations that include the provisions of ocean dumping. For instance, London Protocol 1996 and UNCLOS 1982. However, Indonesia ratified UNCLOS 1982 instead of both of the international regulations. In this research, the Author is interested in writing about the implementation of those international regulations with the study of any regulations, conventions and other legal instruments that are internationally or nationally have its correlation with this thesis. Moreover, Indonesia has its own domestic laws regarding ocean dumping which are not as specific as the global standards of ocean dumping. In addition, Indonesia has its own Environmental Impact Assessment in its Environmental Law System. Other than that, Indonesia as a Member State of IAEA is also entitled to adhere the regulations that IAEA has established, such as Safety Standards and Safety System. For that reason, Indonesia as an archipelago should have its own effective domestic laws supported by adequate studies and effective supervisory Moreover, BATAN as a competent authority should includes its studies in the development of Indonesian regulations. If Indonesia finds those adequate studies are difficult to maintain and developed, Indonesia could ratified London Protocol 1996 as it has it own Guidelines for the implementation into the domestic laws.! |