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3. WRRDA mandates infrastructure reformation and is expected to free up funds for necessary waterways projects, but...

WRRDA mandates infrastructure reformation and is expected to free up funds for necessary waterways projects, but the Army Corps of Engineers believes that revamping the entire inland waterways system is necessary and estimates it will cost about $125 billion. Looking at the funding for WRRDA we see $8 billion in flood prevention and port expansion projects…but with more than 200 outdated locks, where is the rest of the money coming from to really get traffic moving on the waterways?

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‘‘Ask the Administrator’ is a Maritime TV series of pre-recorded interviews which originated during the tenure of Maritime Administrator Paul "Chip" Jaenichen in 2014 at various locations around the country and Washington D.C. The goal was to create a forum for communication with the industry-at- large. On November 20, 2017, Maritime TV recorded the first ‘Ask the Administrator’ interview with the Maritime Administrator who succeeded Mr. Jaenichen, Rear Admiral Mark H. "Buz" Buzby, USN, Ret. On February 22, 2023, Maritime TV recorded the first ‘Ask the Administrator’ interview with the Maritime Administrator who succeeded RADM Buzby, Rear Admiral Ann C. Phillips, US Navy (Ret.)

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Maritime TV In-Depth Interview with Acting Maritime Administrator Paul “Chip” Jaenichen
Tuesday, February 12, 2014, Recorded at the U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, Washington, D.C.

On June 4, Deputy Maritime Administrator Paul “Chip” Jaenichen was named Acting Maritime Administrator. He will serve in this role until the appointment and confirmation of a new Maritime Administrator. Acting Maritime Administrator Jaenichen has been with the U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration since July 2012 when he was appointed Deputy Maritime Administrator by President Obama.

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July 17, 2014

Interview with Acting Maritime Administrator Paul “Chip” Jaenichen

1. The signing into law of the Waterway Resources Reform Development Act (WRRDA) last month marked ...

2. What part will MARAD play in the implementation of WRRDA?

3. WRRDA mandates infrastructure reformation and is expected to free up funds for necessary waterways projects, but...

4. How is MARAD coordinating with the Corps of Engineers and the Congress to further the marine highway system?

5. What’s the latest plan for the Harbor Maintenance Tax as it relates to a new National Maritime Strategy?

6. What is your number one priority right now as it relates to the American Marine Highway System and what can be done to improve its prospects?

7. Can you please update us on the status of Marine Highway project submissions.

8. Why is MARAD unwilling to support the Navy proposal to use U.S. built ...

9. What is the status of the Inland Waterways Trust Fund?

10. Does MARAD have a plan to coordinate short sea shipping with brown water marine highway shipping in order to have a seamless modal transition? If

June 21, 2014 Interview

Interview with Acting Maritime Administrator Paul “Chip” Jaenichen

1. Can you give us a perspective of what you see in the future for the training element of the new National Strategy?

2. Is MARAD looking at maritime high schools as feeders for maritime academies? How can we recruit more students to look at the maritime industry?

3. Does MARAD have a strategy to help make the USMMA more visible when competing with the other service academies?

4. How is MARAD working towards simplifying regulatory training requirements for mariners?

5. How is MARAD supporting integrated efforts towards workforce development?

6. How are Kings Point and the State Academies keeping abreast of maritime technology advances in their training programs?

7. Can you go over any plans that MARAD has to replace the State Maritime Academy Training vessels?

8. What are your thoughts on Connie Buhl's proposal to have an Academy Board of Trustees?

9. Can you briefly describe the “Military to Maritime” initiative to encourage transitioning military personnel into the maritime industry?

10. Can you briefly describe the sailing obligation waivers that MARAD is currently granting?

11. How does the U.S. compare with other countries when it comes to maritime training?

12. Message to the USMMA Class of 2014

February 12, 2014 Interview

Maritime TV In-Depth Interview with Acting Maritime Administrator Paul “Chip” Jaenichen

Can you provide us with an update on the status of the cargo preference enforcement regulations that have been mandated by Congress?

What are you thoughts on the FY 14 Budget Act in regards to reduction of military cargo, MAP-21 reductions and Food For Peace?

Can you tell us briefly about the new talent that you now have in this office?

Was any new insight gained through the National Maritime Symposium?

How many ships do you see are in the U.S. Flag Fleet by 2025?

Has MARAD fully evaluated General Fraser’s assessment from May 2013?

Do you have any plans to aggressively bring MARAD back on course to be the maritime promotional agency?

Do you see any movement in DOT for fundamental structural change in maritime policy?

Do you see the need to increase the budgets for the USMMA and State Academies?

What is your position on 10 point plan by Dr. John A.C. Cartner regarding a Bareboat registry?

Where are we with the Marine Highways Concept today?

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