This Chapter of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) concerns vessel oil spill prevention and response. More specifically, it provides for coordination with federal law; tank vessel inspection programs; prevention plans; vessel screening; contingency plans; contingency plans, department to update rules; nonprofit corporation providing contingency plan, findings, termination of maritime commission; nonprofit corporation providing contingency plan, transfer of functions and assets from maritime commission; nonprofit corporation providing contingency plan, liability limited; adequacy of contingency plans, practice drills, rules; enforcement of prevention plans and contingency plans, determination of violation, order or directive, notice; violations of rules, enforcement; unlawful operation of a covered vessel, penalties, evidence of approved contingency plan or prevention plan; unlawful acts, civil penalty; notification of vessel emergencies resulting in discharge of oil; tank vessel response equipment standards; emergency response system, funding, intent, finding; emergency response system; emergency response system, vessel planning standards; emergency response system, adequacy determination, practice drills; refueling, bunkering, or lightering operations, availability of containment and recovery equipment, rules; oil transfers, scope of rules, reporting volumes of oil transferred; inspection authority, department to conduct specialized reviews and prioritize adding capacity; field operations program, coordination with united states coast guard; planning standards for equipment, updates; rule making for vessels of opportunity response system; advisory marine safety committees, recommendations; volunteer coordination system; equipment deployment drills of covered vessels; umbrella plan holders; Salish sea shared waters forum; effective dates, 1991 c 200; office of marine safety abolished; and apportionments of budgeted funds.