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United Kingdom National Maritime Strategy for the IMO Instruments Implementation Code

The strategy's vision is to maintain influence and continually enhance global maritime safety and protection of the environment in partnership with the national and international maritime community.

• From: Maritime and Coastguard Agency
• Published: 8 September 2021

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United Kingdom National Maritime Strategy for the IMO Instruments Implementation Code

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Annex A to UK National Maritime Strategy

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Annex B to the UK Maritime Strategy: UK Maritime Administration

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The UK Maritime Administration, collectively, commits to giving full effect to her flag, port and coastal State responsibilities and obligations, to advance maritime safety and environmental protection for our seafarers, our local communities, our economy and our international peers.

The UK National Maritime Strategy aims to support and facilitate the UK Maritime Administration’s implementation and enforcement of the III Code, and UKG Maritime 2050 by:

• Enacting and maintaining UK legislation;
• Enforcing all Instruments;
• Review and Improve performance; and
• Collaborate to grow capability and capacity;

These aims will enable the UK Maritime Administration to continually improve the adequacy of measures to give effect to the international instruments.

Published 8 September 2021