Consultation outcome

HMS Victory 1744: Options for the Management of the Wreck Site

This was published under the 2005 to 2010 Labour government
This consultation has concluded

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Summary of responses and the government’s proposed way forward.

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Detail of outcome

Summary of responses to the consultation seeking views on HMS Victory 1744: Options for the Management of the Wreck Site


Original consultation

Summary

We want your views on the how the wreck site of HMS Victory should be managed.

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Consultation description

The wreck of HMS Victory, the third ship of that name and known as “Balchin’s Victory” after the Admiral who commanded it, was recently rediscovered in the English Channel, outside UK territorial waters.

Because of the unique importance of this Sovereign Immune wreck site for British naval heritage, the Ministry of Defence and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) are issuing a public consultation paper on the possible future management approaches for the wreck site. DCMS will be coordinating responses to the consultation.

You can view a summary of responses to the consultation on the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s archived website.

Documents

HMS Victory 1744: Options for the Managagment of the Wreck Site

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HMS Victory 1744: Options for the Managagment of the Wreck Site

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Published 25 March 2010