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On October 7, 2019, the water police of Brunsbüttel conducted an inspection of the MV Lammy as it passed through the Kiel Canal locks. This routine check revealed multiple compliance issues, particularly in relation to the Ballast Water Convention. During their inspection, authorities found that both the Dutch captain and the Ukrainian first officer had failed to sign any entries in the ballast water diary, breaching established maritime regulations. Further investigation uncovered unauthorized discharges associated with intra-North Sea shipping operations, which violated Marine Environment Regulations. In light of these findings, the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency mandated an administrative offense against the captain and first officer for their negligence regarding documentation. Consequently, a security deposit was imposed, amounting to €128.50 for the captain and €228.50 for the first officer. Following the inspection, the MV Lammy resumed its journey from Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, to Hull, England, departing at 1:50 PM with an estimated arrival time of October 8 at 10:00 PM.