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Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017

Licences and permits - Payload permits

19: Duration of payload permit

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"How long a payload permit lasts"

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When you get a payload permit, it must say when it starts and when it ends. It can end on a specific date or when something particular happens. The permit will end in the way it says, unless it is stopped or cancelled earlier under section 21.

If your payload permit is stopped or cancelled, it will end before the date it was supposed to end. This can happen if someone uses their power under section 21. Your permit will still end as planned if it is not stopped or cancelled.

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Part 2Licences and permits
Payload permits

19Duration of payload permit

  1. A payload permit must specify—

  2. the date on which it comes into force; and
    1. either—
      1. the date on which the payload permit expires; or
        1. that the payload permit expires on the occurrence of a particular event (rather than at a specified time).

        2. A payload permit expires in the manner specified in the payload permit unless revoked or suspended earlier under section 21.