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5. Cancellation of certificate of registration

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(1)

For the purposes of Article IX(5) of the Protocol, a relevant person may apply to the Authority to cancel a certificate of registration in respect of an aircraft that is the subject of a recorded IDERA.

(2)

An application under paragraph (1) must —

(a)

be made in the form and manner required by the Authority; and

(b)

be accompanied by the information and documents specified by the Authority.

(3)

After receiving an application under paragraph (1), the Authority must —

(a)

cancel the certificate of registration; or

(b)

reject the application.

(4)

In paragraph (1), “relevant person”, in relation to a certificate of registration in respect of an aircraft, means —

(a)

if the aircraft is the subject of a recorded IDERA but not a recorded CDCL — the authorised party specified in the recorded IDERA; or

(b)

if the aircraft is the subject of a recorded IDERA and a recorded CDCL — the certified designee specified in the recorded CDCL.

Subregulation 1

For the purposes of Article IX(5) of the Protocol, a relevant person may apply to the Authority to cancel a certificate of registration in respect of an aircraft that is the subject of a recorded IDERA.

Subregulation 2

An application under paragraph (1) must —

(a)

be made in the form and manner required by the Authority; and

(b)

be accompanied by the information and documents specified by the Authority.

Subregulation 3

After receiving an application under paragraph (1), the Authority must —

(a)

cancel the certificate of registration; or

(b)

reject the application.

Subregulation 4

In paragraph (1), “relevant person”, in relation to a certificate of registration in respect of an aircraft, means —

(a)

if the aircraft is the subject of a recorded IDERA but not a recorded CDCL — the authorised party specified in the recorded IDERA; or

(b)

if the aircraft is the subject of a recorded IDERA and a recorded CDCL — the certified designee specified in the recorded CDCL.

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