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Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017

Licences and permits - Permit for launch of payload overseas

36: Continuing obligations of permit holder

You could also call this:

"What you must keep doing even after your space permit ends"

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If you have an overseas payload permit, you must keep doing what the permit says even after it expires or is revoked. This includes any promises you made to indemnify, which you can read more about in section 34(2)(a). You have to keep doing these things until everything related to the payload or payloads is finished.

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Part 2Licences and permits
Permit for launch of payload overseas

36Continuing obligations of permit holder

  1. The obligations of a permit holder under an overseas payload permit (including, without limitation, any obligations under an indemnity required under section 34(2)(a)) survive the expiry or revocation of the overseas payload permit and continue until all matters connected to the operation of the payload or payloads under the overseas payload permit have been completed.