; manning of vessels. Subtitle C—Vessel Safety Sec. 321. Grossly negligent operations of a vessel. Sec. 322. Administrative procedure for security risks. Sec. 323. Requirements for DUKW amphibious passenger vessels. Sec. 324. Risk based examination of tank vessels. Sec. 325. Ports and waterways safety. Sec. 326. Study on Bering Strait vessel traffic projections and emergency response posture at the port of Point Spencer, Alaska. Sec. 327. Underwater inspections brief. Sec. 328. St. Lucie River railroad bridge. Sec. 329. Rulemaking regarding port access routes. Sec. 330. Articulated tug-barge manning. Subtitle D—Other Matters Sec. 341. Anchor handling activities. Sec. 342. Establishment of National Advisory Committee on Autonomous Maritime Systems. Sec. 343. Controlled substance onboard vessels. Sec. 344. Nonoperating individual. Sec. 345. Information on type approval certificates. Sec. 346. Manning and crewing requirements for certain vessels, vehicles, and structures. Sec. 347. Classification societies. Sec. 348. Authority to establish safety zones for special activities in exclusive economic zone. Sec. 349. Fishing vessel and fisherman training safety. Sec. 350. Authority over Deepwater Port Act of 1974. Sec. 351. National Offshore Safety Advisory Committee composition. Sec. 352. Improving Vessel Traffic Service monitoring. Sec. 353. Abandoned and derelict vessel removals. Sec. 354. Anchorages. Title IV—Oil Pollution Incident Liability Sec. 401. Vessel response plans. Sec. 402. Use of marine casualty investigations. Sec. 403. Timing of review. Sec. 404. Online incident reporting system. Title V—Implementation of Accountability and Transparency Review Recommendations Sec. 501. Implementation status of directed actions. Sec. 502. Independent review of Coast Guard reforms. Sec. 503. Requirement to maintain certain records. Sec. 504. Study on Coast Guard Academy oversight. Sec. 505. Providing for the transfer of a cadet who is the victim of a sexual assault or related offense. Sec. 506. Designation of officers with