The purpose of this part of the law is to put into action the ANZA mutual recognition agreements. ANZA stands for Australia New Zealand Aviation. These agreements help make sure that aviation rules and standards between Australia and New Zealand work well together. This makes it easier for people and businesses involved in aviation to operate in both countries.
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11: Rights of persons affected by proposed adverse decisions, or
"People get a chance to explain themselves before big decisions are made about them in flying"
11B: Holder of Australian AOC with ANZA privileges entitled to conduct air operations in New Zealand, or
"Australian air operators with special privileges can fly in New Zealand if they share information"
The purpose of this Part is to implement the ANZA mutual recognition agreements.
