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Tuesday, 16 December 2014
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MAIB beta website on GOV.UK
Marine Accident Investigation Branch’s web presence is migrating to GOV.UK.

The MAIB has begun to migrate its web content to GOV.UK. Over the coming weeks, more content will be added to GOV.UK, but the old MAIB website at www.maib.gov.uk will continue to operate in parallel.

Many of the links on GOV.UK will direct you to content on the old MAIB website during this period of transition.

Please provide comments on the new MAIB content by selecting the ‘Is there anything wrong with this page?’ link at the bottom of each web page.

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