The Admiralty Board is a key decision-making body in the maritime sector of a country, primarily responsible for naval operations and maritime policy. It typically oversees the administration of the navy, ensuring that naval forces are well-equipped and prepared for various missions. The board may include senior naval officers and civilian officials who provide strategic guidance. In many countries, the Admiralty Board also plays a role in maritime law and safety, addressing issues related to shipping, navigation, and maritime security. It collaborates with other governmental agencies to ensure that national interests at sea are protected and that international maritime regulations are followed.