Coast Guard Administration (Taiwan)

Coast Guard Administration
Agency overview
海岸巡防署
Flag of the Coast Guard Administration
Logo of the Coast Guard Administration
Formed	1 February 2000^[1]
Jurisdiction	Republic of China
Headquarters	Wenshan, Taipei
Employees	15,620 (est. 2014)
Minister responsible	Wang Chung-yi, Minister , Political Deputy Minister Yu Ming-shi, Cheng Chang-hsiung^[2], Administrative Deputy Ministers
Website	www.cga.gov.tw

The Coast Guard Administration of the Executive Yuan (CGA; Chinese: 行政院海岸巡防署; pinyin: Xíngzhèngyuàn Hǎi'àn Xúnfáng Shǔ) is charged with maintaining law and order, protecting the resources of the territorial waters of the Republic of China, which surrounds Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu Islands, Green Island, Orchid Island, Dongsha Islands, and Nansha Islands as well as providing a first line of defense along coastal areas against smugglers and illegal immigrants. The CGA is considered a civilian law enforcement agency under the administration of the Executive Yuan, though during emergencies it may be incorporated as part of the Republic of China Armed Forces.

Organization

The Coast Guard Administration is headed by one minister and three deputy ministers. The CGA includes eight departments, one office and five task forces, as well as a Maritime Patrol Directorate General and a Coastal Patrol Directorate General. Its jurisdiction covers the waters surrounding Kinmen, Matzu, Penghu, and the main island of Taiwan to ensure proper protection of the 1,819.8 kilometers coastline and 540,000 square kilometers of "Blue Territory," which is 15 times larger than the island of Taiwan.

Maritime Patrol Directorate General: Responsible for all maritime patrols and operations at sea.
- 1 - 16th Offshore Flotillas
- Northern, Southern, Central, and Eastern Flotilla Sectors
Coastal Patrol Directorate General: Responsible for land based operations, primarily the patrolling of harbors, beaches and other coastal areas.
- Northern, Southern, Central, and Eastern Coastal Patrol Offices

History

Coast Guard Administration building.

The CGA was established on 1 February 2000, combining the Coast Guard Command (formerly under the Ministry of Defense), the Marine Police Bureau (formerly under the National Police Administration, Ministry of Interior), and several cutters from the Taiwan Directorate General of Customs, Ministry of Finance. The CGA formally unifies coastal and maritime law enforcement agencies It has seen a great deal of action for a young agency, participating in numerous search and rescue and anti-smuggling operations. The Coast Guard Administration was also recently involved in escorting Taiwanese fishing boats into waters disputed with Japan claimed by both sides as part of their exclusive economic zones.

Intelligence Function

Some people in Taiwan still regard the Coast Guard Administration as an intelligence agency due to its root. Indeed, the land branch of the Coast Guard Administration is inherited from the former Taiwan Garrison Command. As a result, a lot of intelligence personnel from the Military Police Command or the late Taiwan Garrison Command are still in the ROCCGA.

There are several mobile investigative groups subordinated to four corresponding areas of responsibility of the Coastal Patrol Directorate General. All mobile investigative groups of the Coast Guard Administration are tasked to perform intelligence-gathering mission of State Security. While executing such intelligence-gathering function, The Coast Guard Administration is subjected to the supervisory and coordination from the National Security Bureau.

Fleet

ROCCGA patrol boats

Coast Guard cutters docked in Keelung Harbor.

Coast Guard Administration (Taiwan) patrol vessel

Cutters and Patrol Boats

Over 100 Tones
Name	Hull number	Class	Displacement (full load)	Builder	Year of enroling	Year of decommissioning
Ho-Hsing	CG101	1,800-ton class	1,823 tones	China Shipbuilding Corp.	1992
Wei-Hsing	CG102	1,800-ton class	1,823 tones	China Shipbuilding Corp.	1992
Mo-Hsing	CG105	800-ton class	917 tones	Wilton-Fijenoord	1988
Fu-Hsing	CG106	800-ton class	917 tones	Wilton-Fijenoord	1988
Pao-Hsing	CG107	500-ton class (Pao-Hsing)	694 tones	China Shipbuilding Corp.	1980	2008
		500-ton class (Pao-Hsing)	694 tones	China Shipbuilding Corp.
Chin-Hsing	CG108	1985	2010
Te-Hsing	CG109	500-ton class (Te-Hsing)	701 tones	USUKI SHIPYARD CO., LTD.	1977	2014
Hsun-Hsing	CG110	300-ton class	264 tones	China Shipbuilding Corp.	1986	2005
Taipei	CG116	500-ton class (Taipei)	742 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2001
Taichung	CG117	600-ton class	827 tones	Ching Fu Shipbuilding	2001
Keeling	CG118				2001
Hualien	CG119				2001
Penghu	CG120				2001
Nantou	CG122	500-ton class (Nantou)	742 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2005
Kimmen	CG123	500-ton class (Kimmen)	688 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2008
Lienchiang	CG125	500-ton class (Kimmen)	688 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2008
Tainan	CG126	2,000-ton class	2,105 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2011
Xinbei	CG127	2,000-ton class	2,077 tones	CSBC Corporation.	2013
Yilan	CG128	3,000-ton class	3,719 tones	Jade-Yachts Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.	2015
Kaohsiung	CG129	3,000-ton class	3,719 tones	Jade-Yachts Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.	2015
Miaoli	CG131	1,000-ton class	1,899 tones	Jade-Yachts Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.	2015

Taoyuan	CG132				2015

Taitung	CG133	2016
Pingtung	CG135	2016
Hsun-Hu No.1		800-ton class	1,127 tones	United Shipbuilding (Taiwan)	1992
Hsun-Hu No.2		400-ton class	839 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	1992	2013
		400-ton class	839 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.
Hsun-Hu No.3		1992	2013
Hsun-Hu No.5		100-ton class	140 tones	Feng-Kuo Shipbuilding	1992	2014
Hsun-Hu No.6		300-ton class	228 tones	Feng-Kuo Shipbuilding	1992
Hsun-Hu No.7		1,000-ton class	1,915 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.	2011
Hsun-Hu No.8					2013
Hsun-Hu No.9					2013

Under 100 Tones
Class	In service	Hull numbers	Displacement (full load)	Builder
100-ton class 1st generation type 1	8	PP-10001 PP-10002 PP-10005 PP-10006 PP-10007 PP-10008 PP-10009 PP-10010	103 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.
100-ton class 1st generation type 2	10	PP-10011 PP-10013 PP-10015 PP-10016 PP-10017 PP-10018 PP-10019 PP-10020 PP-10022 PP-10023	103 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP. Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co., Ltd
100-ton class 2nd generation	3	PP-10025 PP-10026 PP-10027	118 tones	JONG SHYN SHIPBUILDING CORP.
100-ton class 3rd generation type 1	3	PP-10028 PP-10029 PP-10031	95 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
100-ton class 3rd generation type 2	14 (total 35 in future)	PP-10032 PP-10033 PP-10035 PP-10037 PP-10038 PP-10039 PP-10050 PP-10051 PP-10052 PP-10053 PP-10055 PP-10056 PP-10057 PP-10059	95 tones	Ching Fu Shipbuilding
60-ton class	5	PP-6001、PP-6002、PP-6005、PP-6006、PP-6007	68 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
55-ton class	10	PP-5501、PP-5502、PP-5503、PP-5505、PP-5506、PP-5507、PP-5508、PP-5509、PP-5510、PP-5511	82 tones	(unknown)
50-ton class 1st generation type 1	13	PP-5001、PP-5002、PP-5003、PP-5005、PP-5006、PP-5007、PP-5008、PP-5010、PP-5011、PP-5012、PP-5013、PP-5015、PP-5016	56 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
50-ton class 1st generation type 2	14	PP-5017、PP-5019、PP-5020、PP-5021、PP-5022、PP-5023、PP-5025、PP-5026、PP-5027、PP-5028、PP-5029、PP-5030、PP-5031、PP-5032	76 tones	TC Yachts
50-ton class 2nd generation	9	PP-5033、PP-5035、PP-5037、PP-5038、PP-5039、PP-5050、PP-5051、PP-5052、PP-5053	56 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
35-ton class 1st generation	28	PP-3501、PP-3502、PP-3503、PP-3505、PP-3506、PP-3507、PP-3508、PP-3509、PP-3510、PP-3511、PP-3512、PP-3513、PP-3516、PP-3517、PP-3518、PP-3519、PP-3520、PP-3521、PP-3522、PP-3523、PP-3525、PP-3526、PP-3527、PP-3528、PP-3529、PP-3530、PP-3531、PP-3532	29 tones	(unknown)
35-ton class 2nd generation	24	PP-3535、PP-3536、PP-3537、PP-3538、PP-3539、PP-3550、PP-3552、PP-3553、PP-3555、PP-3556、PP-3557、PP-3558、PP-3559、PP-3560、PP-3561、PP-3562、PP-3563、PP-3565、PP-3566、PP-3567、PP-3568、PP-3572、PP-3576、PP-3580	33 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
30-ton class	13	PP-3002、PP-3003、PP-3005、PP-3006、PP-3007、PP-3009、PP-3011、PP-3012、PP-3015、PP-3016、PP-3017、PP-3018、PP-3019	29 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd
20-ton class	45	PP-2001、PP-2003、PP-2005、PP-2006、PP-2007、PP-2008、PP-2009、PP-2010、PP-2012、PP-2013、PP-2015、PP-‐2016、PP-2017、PP-2018、PP-2019、PP-2021、PP-2022、PP-‐2023、PP-2025、PP-2027、PP-2028、PP-2029、PP-2030、PP-2031、PP-2032、PP-2033、PP-2035、PP-2036、PP-2037、PP-2038、PP-2050、PP-2051、PP-2052、PP-2053、PP-2055、PP-2056、PP-2058、PP-2059、PP-2060、PP-2061、PP-2062、PP-2063、PP-2065、PP-2066、PP-2067	21 tones	Lung Teh Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd

RB-01 (Search/Rescue Boat)
RB-02 (Search/Rescue Boat)
RB-03 (Search/Rescue Boat)
Type CP-1001 (Rubber raft) x9
Type SF-801 (Speedboat) x6
Type PP-601 (Speedboat) x9

Helicopters

Ministers

Wang Ginn-wang (25 January 2006 – 7 December 2014)
Wang Chung-yi (8 December 2014 – incumbent)
Lee Chung-wei (designated)^[3]

References

External links

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ROC Coast Guard Administration Website (English)

Republic of Korea Coast Guard

China Coast Guard
Vietnam People's Coast Guard

Japan Coast Guard
United States Coast Guard

Republic of China Coast Guard

Philippine Coast Guard

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