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4. How often do you call this port?(Required)

5. What was the type of vessel?(Required)

6. Who made the demand? Please select the relevant title/department. If the title/department is not mentioned, please select "Other" and specify in the comment. Please do not include a name, just the title or department who made the demand.(Required)

7. What was demanded?(Required)

8. What were the (implied or stated) consequences of not adhering to the demand?(Required)

9. Is your company a member of MACN? (Voluntary question)
10. Size of your company? (Voluntary question)
11. What is your role/position? (Voluntary question)

12. What action would you recommend to combat/resist corrupt demands at the port in question? (Voluntary question)

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