Part 2Functions, powers, and duties of participants in civil aviation system
Registries and information services
38Civil Aviation Records
The CAA must maintain and provide access to the Civil Aviation Records in accordance with prescribed requirements (if any).
Copies or appropriate evidence of the following must be recorded and maintained in the Civil Aviation Records:
- every current aviation document:
- every Australian AOC with ANZA privileges:
- the New Zealand Register of Aircraft:
- all information provided under section 73 by an applicant for, or a holder of, an aviation document:
- any material incorporated into secondary legislation by reference under section 428:
- every accident and incident notification given under section 49:
- every airworthiness directive issued by the Director under section 429:
- every delegation, authorisation, and exemption granted in writing under this Act:
- the address for service of every current applicant for an aviation document and of every current aviation document holder:
- all information provided under section 39:
- the current engagement charter:
- a reviewer’s report under section 447(5):
- a final decision made by the Director under section 448.
Documents kept in the Civil Aviation Records must be made available by the CAA, in accordance with the Official Information Act 1982,—
- for inspection by the public free of charge; and
- for copying in accordance with that Act.
Nothing in subsection (3) requires the CAA to make available information that may be withheld in accordance with the Official Information Act 1982 or the Privacy Act 2020.
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- 1990 No 98 s 74