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Catalogue reference: Division within MT
Division within MT
Records of the Marine Safety Agency, established in 1998 to oversee marine safety, document the administration of the agency and include:annual reports in MT 163and business plans of the agency in MT 173
Records of the Marine Safety Agency, established in 1998 to oversee marine safety, document the administration of the agency and include:
annual reports in MT 163
and business plans of the agency in MT 173
See also
Department of Transport , in 1997 , from 1998
Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions , in 1997 , from 1998
On 1 April 1994 the Surveyor General's Organisation of the Department of Transport's Marine Directorate was renamed the Marine Safety Agency (MSA) and became an executive agency of the department.
The agency is responsible for implementing the government's strategy to ensure high standards of marine safety and to minimise the risk of pollution from ships.
A Chief Executive was appointed in 1994. He was supported by a management board comprising four divisional directors responsible for: Ship Construction and Navigation; Marine Engineering, Equipment and Pollution Prevention; Operations and Seafarers' Standards; and Finance and Corporate Services
On 1 April 1995, the first two divisions were merged to form the Marine and Safety Standards Division and a non-executive director joined the agency's board in September 1995
Some Common services are shared with the Coast Guard Agency.
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