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Grant and validity of regulation 10 approval

Air Navigation (92 — Carriage of Dangerous Goods) Regulations 2022

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—(1) After considering any application for a regulation 10 approval, the Director‑General of Civil Aviation may —(a)grant the regulation 10 approval, subject to any conditions that the Director‑General of Civil Aviation thinks fit; or(b)refuse to grant the application.(2) To avoid doubt, a regulation 10 approval granted is not an aviation safety instrument.(3) The Director‑General of Civil Aviation may withdraw a regulation 10 approval granted, or may impose, add, delete, substitute or modify any conditions in respect of a regulation 10 approval, if —(a)the Director‑General of Civil Aviation considers such action necessary to ensure compliance with these Regulations or any other relevant aviation safety subsidiary legislation; or(b)the Director‑General of Civil Aviation is satisfied that there is or is likely to be a failure to comply with these Regulations or any other relevant aviation safety subsidiary legislation.(4) A regulation 10 approval granted is valid for the period (not exceeding one year) that the Director‑General of Civil Aviation may determine.(5) A person granted a regulation 10 approval must —(a)provide a copy of the approval to the operator of any aircraft on which the specified dangerous goods are to be transported;(b)attach the approval to the dangerous goods transport document which accompanies the specified dangerous goods; and(c)upon request, provide a copy of the regulation 10 approval to the States concerned.(6) In paragraph (5)(c), “States concerned” means, unless otherwise specified in the Technical Instructions —(a)the State of Origin; and(b)the State of the operator.(7) A person that contravenes paragraph (5) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction —(a)to a fine not exceeding $10,000; but(b)where the person is a repeat offender — to a fine not exceeding $20,000.

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