Air Navigation (Regulated Air Cargo Agents and Known Consignors) Regulations 2017 · As enacted · Part 2 · Registration of Air Cargo Agents and Consignors
6. Registration with or without conditions
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After considering an application under regulation 4, the NCASA may —
register the applicant as a RACA or KC (as the case may be), with or without such conditions as the NCASA considers requisite or expedient having regard to the purposes of these Regulations and Part IIB of the Act; or
refuse to register the applicant as a RACA or KC, as the case may be.
The NCASA must issue a certificate of registration to every RAIP upon registration, or renewal of an RAIP’s registration.
Where the NCASA refuses an applicant’s registration, the applicant may, within 21 days after receiving notice of the NCASA’s decision, appeal in writing to the Minister against that decision, and the Minister’s decision on appeal is final.
Subregulation 1
After considering an application under regulation 4, the NCASA may —
register the applicant as a RACA or KC (as the case may be), with or without such conditions as the NCASA considers requisite or expedient having regard to the purposes of these Regulations and Part IIB of the Act; or
refuse to register the applicant as a RACA or KC, as the case may be.
Subregulation 2
The NCASA must issue a certificate of registration to every RAIP upon registration, or renewal of an RAIP’s registration.
Subregulation 3
Where the NCASA refuses an applicant’s registration, the applicant may, within 21 days after receiving notice of the NCASA’s decision, appeal in writing to the Minister against that decision, and the Minister’s decision on appeal is final.