5. Periodic review of final master plan

If a final master plan (referred to in this rule as the original plan) for an airport is in force, the airport licensee for the airport must —

at least once during the first regulatory period applicable to the airport licensee; and

at least once during every subsequent regulatory period applicable to the airport licensee,submit to the Authority, in writing, a draft master plan that is expressed to replace the original plan.

Any draft master plan under paragraph (1) must be submitted at least 9 months before the start of the next regulatory period.

When the draft master plan referred to in paragraph (1) becomes a final master plan for the airport, the original plan ceases to be in force.

If a final master plan (referred to in this rule as the original plan) for an airport is in force, the airport licensee for the airport must —

at least once during the first regulatory period applicable to the airport licensee; and

at least once during every subsequent regulatory period applicable to the airport licensee,submit to the Authority, in writing, a draft master plan that is expressed to replace the original plan.

Any draft master plan under paragraph (1) must be submitted at least 9 months before the start of the next regulatory period.

When the draft master plan referred to in paragraph (1) becomes a final master plan for the airport, the original plan ceases to be in force.