Coast Guard Act

The Coast Guard Act establishes the legal framework for the operations, authority, and responsibilities of a country's coast guard. It outlines how the coast guard protects maritime interests, enforces laws at sea, ensures safe navigation, and responds to emergencies like rescues or pollution incidents. The Act provides the coast guard with the necessary powers to carry out its duties, including search and rescue operations, policing marine activities, and environmental protection. Overall, it aims to ensure the safety and security of coastal and marine areas for both the nation and its citizens.