If you give an enforceable undertaking, you must follow it while it is in force. You must not do anything that goes against what you agreed to in the undertaking. If you break this rule, you commit an offence.
If you are found guilty of breaking this rule, you can be fined. As an individual, your fine can be up to $50,000. If you are not an individual, your fine can be up to $250,000, for more information you can visit the Civil Aviation Act related link. This rule is similar to a rule in the 2015 No 70 legislation.
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A person must not contravene an enforceable undertaking given by the person that is in force.
A person who breaches subsection (1) commits an offence and is liable on conviction,—
