Marine and Safety (Maritime Incidents) Regulations 2017
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(1) An investigator must give MAST an interim report at any time during an investigation if –
(a) MAST requests such a report; or
(b) the investigator considers that urgent or special circumstances make the preparation of such a report necessary or advisable.
(2) As soon as practicable after an investigation into a maritime incident is complete, the investigator is to –
(a) prepare a report setting out the results of the investigation; and
(b) subject to subregulation (3) , give the investigation report to MAST.
(3) If an investigation report prepared under subregulation (2) relates to a person's affairs to a material extent –
(a) the investigator is to give the person a copy of the investigation report; and
(b) within 30 days after being given that copy, the person may give the investigator written information or comments on the investigation report; and
(c) the investigator, at his or her discretion, may amend the investigation report consequent on the receipt of any such information or comments.
(4) MAST may cause a report prepared under this regulation to be printed and published in such ways as it considers appropriate.
(5) In this regulation –
report includes part of a report.