of the Executive Yuan's Human Trafficking Prevention Coordination Meeting to discuss the draft provisions. The next steps include facilitating communication with industry stakeholders and civil society for feedback. Any existing laws and regulations inconsistent with the C188 Convention will be revised promptly through amendments to ensure compliance. Table 1: Regulatory Domestic Review of ILO-C188 Involving Relevant Government Agencies C188 Sections Part III Minimum requirements for work on board fishing vessels Part IV, Annex II Conditions of service, Fishers’ work agreement Part V, Annex III Accommodation and food Part VI Medical care, health protection and social security Part VII Compliance and enforcement Government Agencies MOL, MOA, MOHW MOL, MOA, FSC MOL, MOA, MOTC MOL, MOA, MOHW, MOTC, TTSB MOL, MOA, MOTC ii. The ILO-C188 Convention For mobile vessels—especially those involved in international operations—overcoming the limitations of distance to ensure the protection of crew members' rights and welfare has always been a primary goal of the ILO. To this end, the ILO has adopted as many as 36 conventions addressing the living and working conditions of seafarers, further considering how to implement international labor standards across 86