Air Navigation Act 1966 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Regulatory Framework for Safety in Aviation
21. Disqualification from holding aviation safety instrument
Feedback & supportWhere an aviation safety instrument is wholly revoked under section 18, the person who was the holder of that aviation safety instrument is also disqualified, for the period that the Authority specifies, from holding the same aviation safety instrument or such other related aviation safety instrument, as the Authority must specify and inform the person by order.
aviation safety instrument
“aviation safety instrument” means any licence, permit, certificate, authorisation, approval or other document issued under or by virtue of this Act to, or in respect of, any person, aircraft, aerodrome, aeronautical procedure, aeronautical product, or aviation-related service, but does not include an airport licence within the meaning of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Act 2009 or a permit mentioned in section 32(5)(b)(ii) or 33(5)(b)(ii);
A person commits an offence who applies for or obtains an aviation safety instrument while disqualified by an order of the Authority under this section from obtaining such an instrument and any such instrument so obtained is of no effect.
A former holder of an aviation safety instrument who is aggrieved by any decision of the Authority under this section may appeal to the Minister in the manner prescribed by the applicable aviation safety subsidiary legislation; and the Minister’s decision on appeal is final.[4G
aviation safety subsidiary legislation
“aviation safety subsidiary legislation” means any order made under section 8 or any regulations made under section 9;