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Civil Aviation Act 2023

Regulations and miscellaneous provisions - Regulations - Regulations generally

408: Provisions relating to regulations generally

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"Rules for making aviation regulations that apply to different people and situations"

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When regulations are made under the Civil Aviation Act 2023, they can have different rules for different types of people, aircraft, or services. You might see different rules for different aerodromes or aeronautical products. Regulations can also have different rules for the same type of person or aircraft, but in different situations. You can find more information about similar laws by looking at the 1990 No 98 s 100(2), (4) legislation. Regulations made under this Act are still valid even if they give someone the power to make decisions or set requirements for certain activities.

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Part 10Regulations and miscellaneous provisions
Regulations: Regulations generally

408Provisions relating to regulations generally

  1. Regulations made under this Act may—

  2. provide differently for different types of persons, aircraft, aerodromes, aeronautical products, aviation participants, or aviation-related services or on any other differential basis; or
    1. provide differently for the same class of person, aircraft, aerodrome, aeronautical product, aviation participant, or aviation-related service or any other thing in different circumstances.

      1. Regulations made under this Act are not invalid merely because they confer any discretion on, or allow any matter to be determined or approved by, the Secretary, the CAA, or the Director or any other person or allow the Secretary, the CAA, or the Director or any other person to impose requirements as to the performance of any activities.

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