MAIB delivered more than $4.6 million to community, Government and other organisations for a range of important road safety and community support initiatives, its 2019-20 annual report shows.
This included $3.9 million for education and enforcement strategies of the Road Safety Advisory Council, as well as funding of regional high schools to provide all-terrain vehicle training, sponsorship of brain injury disability related charities and learner driver mentor programs.
Pleasingly, there was a high client satisfaction rating in 2019-20, with an overall score of 87.5 per cent.
The annual report also showed there was no general increase to MAIB premiums from December 1, 2019 – and they remain the lowest in the nation.
MAIB reported an after tax profit of $8 million.
The Tasmanian Government thanks the MAIB board, management and staff for the fantastic work they do.
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