When the Director wants to make an emergency rule, they must talk to people and groups they think are relevant. They must consider what the aviation industry and government departments think before making a decision. The Director must choose who to talk to.

The Director must be sure the emergency rule will help keep people safe and secure when flying. They must check the rule does not go against New Zealand's promises to other countries about aviation safety and security. The Director must also think about the criteria listed in section 72 when making the emergency rule.

You can find more information about how the Director makes decisions by looking at section 72. The Director has to make sure they are following the right steps when creating emergency rules. They must be careful and consider many things before making a decision.