Notwithstanding section 252(2) of the Act, a report of a marine incident must include —
(a) in the case of a marine casualty —
(i) details of seamen who are killed or injured in an incident,
(ii) details of an action taken to mitigate the effects of an incident,
(iii) details of a third party involved,
(iv) other information that may assist the Director in becoming aware of the situation;
(b) in the case of an occupational accident or serious injury —
(i) the name, rank, date of birth, nationality and gender of the seaman,
(ii) the nature of the injury sustained,
(iii) the outcome, where this is known, including death, recovery, expected long term effects of the accident or injury,
(iv) the time of the incident and the conditions of the environment at that time, including lighting, the weather, if applicable, the temperature or other conditions,
(v) the location on board the ship where the injury occurred,
(vi) a record of the hours of work and the hours of rest for the seaman, forty-eight hours prior to the accident,
(vii) details of any other seaman affected by the incident.