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Parent topics
- United Nations Convention on Law of the Seas [r]: The Convention is best known for extending control to nations with coast lines over a 200 kilometre Exclusive Economic Zone [e]
- Pacific Forum [r]: An organization of countries in the Pacific Ocean, that includes Australia, New Zealand, and over a dozen very small Island nations with enormous EEZ. [e]
- Pacific Forum patrol vessels [r]: Shortly after UNCLOS extended huge EEZ to Australia's neighbouring small Island neighbours it decided to give them small patrol vessels so they had the facility to police their own sovereignty [e]
- Guardian-class patrol vessels [r]: In the mid-2000s Australia started constructing larger and more capable patrol vessels to replace the Pacific Forum patrol vessels it had given to small neighbours, so they could police their own sovereignty [e]