Civil Aviation Act 2023

International aviation - International air carriage competition

196: Actions following receipt of application for authorisation

You could also call this:

"What happens after you apply for permission from the Minister"

If you apply for authorisation, the Minister will get your application. The Minister must then tell the public that they are thinking about giving you authorisation. They will give details about your application, but they can choose what details to share. The Minister will also say how long people have to write to them about your application. You can think of this like a deadline for people to give their thoughts on your application.

The Minister can also talk to other people to help them make a decision about your application. This can be anyone the Minister thinks can help them decide. The Minister does this after you have applied, following the rules set out in section 195.

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Part 6International aviation
International air carriage competition

196Actions following receipt of application for authorisation

  1. If the Minister receives a properly completed application for authorisation in accordance with section 195, the Minister must—

  2. give public notice of—
    1. the Minister’s intention to consider exercising the power to grant an authorisation; and
      1. the details of the application for authorisation as the Minister thinks fit; and
      2. specify in the notice a reasonable time within which the Minister will receive written representations from any person regarding the application for authorisation.
        1. In relation to any application, the Minister may consult with any person who, in the Minister’s opinion, is able to assist the Minister to determine the application.