Civil Aviation Act 2023

Airports - Regulatory airport spatial undertakings

243: Decision and notification

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"The Secretary decides whether to accept or send back an airport plan, and tells them the result."

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When the Secretary gets the regulatory airport spatial undertaking, they can do one of two things. They can accept the undertaking if it meets the requirements of section 241(2) and (3). You can find these requirements in the same part of the law that talks about what the undertaking should include. The Secretary can also send the undertaking back to the airport operator, telling them what they need to fix before sending it back.

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Part 7Airports
Regulatory airport spatial undertakings

243Decision and notification

  1. On receiving the regulatory airport spatial undertaking under section 241, the Secretary may—

  2. accept the undertaking if it meets the requirements of section 241(2) and (3); or
    1. refer the undertaking back to the operator, specifying any matters that must be addressed before the undertaking is resubmitted.