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be made at least 2 months (or any shorter period that the Authority may specify in any particular case) before the date on which the UA pilot licence training is to commence or is intended to commence;

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

be accompanied by the relevant fee specified in the Second Schedule; and

be accompanied by the following information (in the form of an Exposition Document or in any other form that the Authority may require):

the identity and contact address of the applicant;

the proposed content of the UA pilot licence training;

the qualifications of the applicant to conduct the UA pilot licence training, including the type of training (if any) the applicant has undergone in operating unmanned aircraft;

the qualifications (if any) of the applicant to conduct a practical assessment and a proficiency check;

if the application names any other individual engaged or employed, or to be engaged or employed, by the applicant to conduct the UA pilot licence training, practical assessment or proficiency check, the qualifications of the individual to conduct the UA pilot licence training, practical assessment or proficiency check, including the type of training (if any) the individual has undergone in operating unmanned aircraft;

any other documents or information that the Authority may require to decide on the application.

be made at least 2 months (or any shorter period that the Authority may specify in any particular case) before the date of expiry of the existing UATO approval;

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

be accompanied by the relevant fee specified in the Second Schedule;

be accompanied by the information (in the form required by the Authority) mentioned in paragraph (2) that is different from that provided for the grant of the existing UATO approval; and

any other documents or information that the Authority may require to decide on the application.

incomplete; or

not made in accordance with paragraph (2) or (3), as the case may be.