New Zealand Acts

CIVIL AVIATION ACT 2023

- As at 28 December 2024
- Act 10 of 2023

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

   1.      Title
   2.      Commencement

   PART 1 - Preliminary provisions

   3.      Main purpose
   4.      Additional purposes
   5.      Interpretation
   6.      Meaning of accident
   7.      Meaning of aviation place
   8.      Meaning of officer
   9.      Application of civil aviation legislation
   10.     Transitional, savings, and related provisions
   11.     Act binds the Crown
   12.     Overview

   PART 2 - Functions, powers, and duties of participants in civil aviation system

           SUBPART 1 - Aviation participants

   13.     General requirements for aviation participants
   14.     Duties of pilot-in-command
   15.     Duties of pilot-in-command in emergencies arising in flight
   16.     Duties of pilot-in-command and operator in emergencies not arising in flight
   17.     Failure to notify emergency breach of civil aviation legislation
   18.     Identification of pilot-in-command
   19.     Failure to provide identifying information

           SUBPART 2 - Regulatory roles

   20.     Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand continued
   21.     Board of CAA
   22.     Objective of CAA
   23.     Functions of CAA
   24.     Duties of CAA in relation to search and rescue
   25.     CAA to maintain separate accounts in respect of AvSec
   26.     CAA to consider delegating or contracting out of functions and powers
   27.     CAA must adopt and publish regulatory strategy
   28.     Engagement charter
   29.     Use of words Civil Aviation Authority or CAA
   30.     Use of words Aviation Security Service or AvSec
   31.     Director of Civil Aviation
   32.     Functions and powers of Director
   33.     Acting Director of Civil Aviation
   34.     Regulatory functions, duties, and powers of Secretary
   35.     Airways may be sole provider of certain airways services

           SUBPART 3 - Registries and information services

   36.     New Zealand Register of Aircraft
   37.     Requirement to register aircraft
   38.     Civil Aviation Records
   39.     Information services

           SUBPART 4 - General offences and liability provisions

   40.     Operating aircraft in careless manner
   41.     Dangerous activity involving aircraft, aeronautical product, or aviation-related service
   42.     Operating aircraft in controlled airspace or restricted area without authorisation
   43.     Communicating false information affecting safety
   44.     Nuisance and trespass
   45.     Responsibility for damage
   46.     Circumstances in which owner entitled to be indemnified for responsibility for damage
   47.     Responsibility for damage by descent by parachute
   48.     Claim against Crown in respect of damage, loss, or injury due to service aircraft

           SUBPART 5 - Duty to notify accidents and incidents

   49.     Duty to notify accidents and incidents to CAA
   50.     Duty of CAA to notify accidents and incidents to TAIC
   51.     Failure to notify accident or incident

   PART 3 - Rules

           SUBPART 1 - Rules made by Minister or Governor-General

   52.     Power of Minister to make rules
   53.     Rules relating to designation, classification, and certification
   54.     Rules relating to standards, specifications, restrictions, and licensing requirements
   55.     Rules relating to aviation documents
   56.     Rules relating to safety and security
   57.     Rules relating to airspace
   58.     Rules for noise abatement purposes
   59.     Rules relating to national security
   60.     Rules relating to other matters
   61.     Procedure for making rules
   62.     Requirements relating to content of rules made by Minister
   63.     Governor-General may make rules
   64.     Provisions concerning rules made by Minister or Governor-General
   65.     Rule prevails over bylaw if bylaw inconsistent or repugnant
   66.     Offences for breaches of rules

           SUBPART 2 - Emergency rules made by Director

   67.     Power of Director to make emergency rules
   68.     Procedures relating to rules made by Director
   69.     Procedure for making emergency rules
   70.     Duration of emergency rule
   71.     Emergency rule prevails if inconsistent with rule made under subpart 1

           SUBPART 3 - General provisions

   72.     Criteria that Minister and Director must have regard to before making rules or emergency rules

   PART 4 - Aviation documents, medical certification, and drug and alcohol testing

           SUBPART 1 - Requirements for aviation documents

   73.     Application for aviation document
   74.     Application requiring national security assessment
   75.     Grant or renewal of aviation document
   76.     Director may take into account foreign qualifications and certifications
   77.     Condition of aviation document that holder, etc, continues to satisfy fit and proper person test
   78.     Duration and conditions of aviation document
   79.     Right of appeal
   80.     Fit and proper person test
   81.     Disclosure of prejudicial information
   82.     Rights of persons affected by proposed adverse decisions
   83.     Determination by Director as to whether to make adverse decision
   84.     Powers of Director in relation to examinations, etc

           SUBPART 2 - Australia New Zealand Aviation mutual recognition

   85.     Additional purpose of subpart
   86.     Holder of Australian Air Operator’s Certificate with ANZA privileges entitled to conduct air operations in New Zealand
   87.     New Zealand temporary stop notice
   88.     Contents of New Zealand temporary stop notice
   89.     Director to notify CASA about New Zealand temporary stop notice
   90.     Requirements for New Zealand AOCs with ANZA privileges
   91.     Grant of New Zealand AOC with ANZA privileges
   92.     Action by Director when CASA gives Australian temporary stop notice to holder of New Zealand AOC with ANZA privileges
   93.     Change of country of certification
   94.     Delegation of Australian powers relating to Australian AOCs with ANZA privileges to employees of CAA
   95.     Failure to cease conducting air operations in New Zealand

           SUBPART 3 - Powers of Director in relation to aviation documents

   96.     Director may suspend, or impose conditions on, aviation document
   97.     Further provisions in relation to suspension of, or imposition of conditions on, aviation document
   98.     Director may revoke, or impose permanent conditions on, aviation document
   99.     Considerations relevant to decision about taking action under section 96, 97, or 98
   100.    Obligations of Director in relation to disclosure or non-disclosure of information obtained under section 96, 97, or 98
   101.    Further powers of Director to amend or revoke aviation document
   102.    Suspension or revocation of aviation document if prescribed fees, charges, or levies unpaid

           SUBPART 4 - Offences relating to aviation documents

   103.    Endangerment caused by holder of aviation document
   104.    Acting without necessary aviation document
   105.    Court may disqualify person from holding aviation document or impose conditions on aviation document
   106.    Applying for aviation document while disqualified
   107.    Failing to disclose information relevant to granting or holding of aviation document
   108.    Failure to provide information to Director relating to Australian AOCs with ANZA privileges

           SUBPART 5 - Medical certification

   109.    Medical certification
   110.    Acting without required medical certificate
   111.    Fraudulent, misleading, or false statements to obtain medical certificate
   112.    Failure to disclose medical information

           SUBPART 6 - Drug and alcohol management plans and testing

   113.    Interpretation
   114.    DAMP operator must develop DAMP
   115.    Random testing by DAMP operator
   116.    Director testing
   117.    What happens if worker refuses consent or test result is not negative
   118.    Tampering
   119.    Test results only to be used in certain prosecutions

   PART 5 - Aviation security

           SUBPART 1 - Designations and security checks

   120.    Security designated aerodromes and navigation installations
   121.    Airside security areas
   122.    Entry into airside security area
   123.    Providing evidence of identity and authority
   124.    Authorised security person may seize evidence of identity
   125.    Landside security areas
   126.    Director may carry out security checks
   127.    Reconsideration of security check determination
   128.    Review procedure for adverse security check determination
   129.    Review procedure for adverse security check determination made wholly or partly on recommendation under Intelligence and Security Act 2017
   130.    Consequences of final adverse security check determination
   131.    Offence to carry out activity while authorisation withdrawn or after authorisation revoked
   132.    Offence to fail to comply with Director’s requirement to withdraw or revoke authorisation

           SUBPART 2 - Aviation security services and aviation security powers

   133.    Interpretation
   134.    Aviation security service providers
   135.    Responsibility of Minister
   136.    Requirements for provider of aviation security services
   137.    Minister may specify only AvSec to provide security at aerodrome or installation
   138.    Functions and duties of AvSec
   139.    Requirements for AvSec to comply with prescribed requirements for provision of aviation security services
   140.    Person who holds aviation document for aviation security service must designate aviation security officers
   141.    Searching powers of aviation security officers
   142.    Requirements and incidental powers relating to manner of searching persons
   143.    Consent requirements for searching
   144.    Circumstances where consent to searching not required
   145.    Power to require drivers to stop vehicles in security enhanced areas for searching
   146.    Powers of aviation security officer in relation to person who is not searched or refuses consent to searching
   147.    Powers of constable in relation to person who is not searched or refuses consent to searching
   148.    Consequences for passenger of refusal to consent to searching
   149.    Item or substance suspected entering into, or in, sterile area
   150.    Item or substance suspected entering into, or in, landside security area or security enhanced area
   151.    Items or substances suspected that may be imminent risk
   152.    Power of Minister to require searching and seizing
   153.    Further provisions in relation to direction by Minister
   154.    Power of Director to require searching and seizing
   155.    Further provisions in relation to direction by Director
   156.    Right of access for aviation security officers
   157.    Use of aids and devices for searching
   158.    Use of dogs
   159.    Power of aviation security officer to seize and detain dangerous goods detected by government agency or carrier
   160.    Relationship of this subpart to Aviation Crimes Act 1972
   161.    Power of arrest for crimes against Aviation Crimes Act 1972 or Arms Act 1983
   162.    Arrest of persons delivered to Police
   163.    Powers of Police
   164.    Powers of members of Armed Forces when providing aviation security services
   165.    Protection of aviation security officers

           SUBPART 3 - Aviation security offences

   166.    Refusal to give particulars or to leave airside security area or security enhanced area
   167.    Being present in security area without being searched or when not authorised
   168.    Offence to impersonate aviation security officer
   169.    Offence to obstruct aviation security officer or authorised security person
   170.    Threatening or assaulting aviation security officer or authorised security person
   171.    Obstruction or interference with aviation security dog
   172.    Killing or injuring aviation security dog
   173.    Security check offences

   PART 6 - International aviation

           SUBPART 1 - International air services licensing

   174.    Interpretation in this Part
   175.    Licensing authority may determine whether service is scheduled international air service
   176.    Licence for scheduled international air service
   177.    Application for licence
   178.    Licensing authority
   179.    Notice of application for restricted scheduled international air service
   180.    Consideration of application for scheduled international air service licence
   181.    Grant of licence
   182.    Duration of licence
   183.    Renewal of licence
   184.    Variation of terms and conditions of licence
   185.    Holder of licence may operate non-scheduled international flights without authorisation under section 189
   186.    Proof of insurance against liability
   187.    Returns to be made
   188.    Suspension and revocation of licences
   189.    Class 1 non-scheduled commercial international flights must be authorised by Secretary
   190.    Additional requirements of regulations and rules
   191.    This subpart not in force in Tokelau
   192.    Carrying on scheduled international air service without licence or contrary to licence
   193.    Operating unauthorised non-scheduled commercial international flight or carrying on non-scheduled commercial international flight contrary to licence

           SUBPART 2 - International air carriage competition

   194.    Interpretation in this subpart
   195.    When person may apply for authorisation
   196.    Actions following receipt of application for authorisation
   197.    Further provisions relating to application for authorisation
   198.    Powers of Minister to prohibit disclosure of information, documents, and evidence
   199.    Minister may authorise international carriage by air
   200.    Minister must notify proposed decision to grant or decline authorisation
   201.    Minister must notify final decision to grant or decline authorisation
   202.    Further powers of Minister in relation to authorisations
   203.    Authorisation of tariffs by Minister in specified circumstances
   204.    Application of Commerce Act 1986

           SUBPART 3 - Carbon offsetting and reduction scheme for international aviation (CORSIA)

   205.    Interpretation
   206.    Eligible New Zealand operator must provide contact details
   207.    Emissions monitoring plan
   208.    Emissions reports
   209.    Secretary may determine emissions if eligible New Zealand operator fails to submit emissions report
   210.    Calculation of offsetting requirements for eligible New Zealand operator
   211.    Emissions unit cancellation reports
   212.    Verification of reports
   213.    Secretary may request emissions information from New Zealand operator
   214.    Application of sections 207 to 213 subject to regulations about new entrants
   215.    Eligible New Zealand operator may request that information be treated as confidential
   216.    Sharing of information between Secretary and ICAO
   217.    Offences relating to CORSIA

   PART 7 - Airports

           SUBPART 1 - Interpretation

   218.    Interpretation in this Part
   219.    Meaning of substantial customer

           SUBPART 2 - Airport operators

   220.    Secretary must maintain register of airport operators and airports
   221.    Applications for registration
   222.    When aerodrome operator may or must be registered
   223.    Area covered by registration may be varied
   224.    Registration may cover 2 or more airports
   225.    Secretary may suspend or cancel registration
   226.    Airport to be operated commercially
   227.    Airport to be Government work
   228.    Acquisition or taking of land for airport
   229.    Holding and disposal of land
   230.    Airport operators may set charges
   231.    Airport operators must consult concerning capital expenditure plans
   232.    Airport operators must consult concerning spatial plans
   233.    Airport operators may vary leases in certain circumstances
   234.    Application of other Acts to airport subdivisions and laying out of access roads
   235.    Airport bylaws
   236.    Consultation
   237.    Publication and proof of bylaws
   238.    Minister may amend, replace, or disallow bylaws
   239.    Enforcement of bylaws
   240.    Joint venture aerodromes

           SUBPART 3 - Regulatory airport spatial undertakings

   241.    Giving of regulatory airport spatial undertaking by airport operator
   242.    Consultation and timing requirements
   243.    Decision and notification
   244.    When regulatory airport spatial undertaking is enforceable
   245.    Review by airport operator of regulatory airport spatial undertaking
   246.    Compliance with regulatory airport spatial undertaking
   247.    Secretary may make direction orders
   248.    Secretary must give notice of direction orders
   249.    Secretary may apply to court if airport operator fails to comply with direction order
   250.    Consequences of failing to comply with direction orders

           SUBPART 4 - Exemptions from requirements of subparts 2 and 3

   251.    Exemptions from requirements of subparts 2 and 3

           SUBPART 5 - Sale of alcohol at international airports

   252.    Sale of alcohol at international airports

   PART 8 - International and domestic carriage of passengers and goods by air

           SUBPART 1 - Additional purpose of Part

   253.    Additional purpose of Part

           SUBPART 2 - International carriage by air

   254.    Interpretation in this subpart
   255.    Application of Guadalajara Convention
   256.    Conventions to have force of law
   257.    Inconsistency between French and English texts
   258.    Fatal accidents
   259.    Contributory negligence
   260.    Limitation of liability
   261.    Value of special drawing right
   262.    Time for bringing proceedings
   263.    Further provisions in relation to time for bringing proceedings
   264.    Actions against High Contracting Parties
   265.    Actions against Parties to Montreal Convention
   266.    Designation of Parties
   267.    Article 40A of amended Convention
   268.    Power to exclude aircraft in use for military purposes

           SUBPART 3 - Domestic carriage by air

   269.    Interpretation in this subpart
   270.    Application of this subpart
   271.    Combined carriage
   272.    Exclusions
   273.    Provisions if carriage performed by actual carrier
   274.    Liability of carrier in respect of delay
   275.    Provisions if carriage performed by successive carriers
   276.    Avoidance of liability
   277.    Limitation of liability
   278.    Contracting out
   279.    Wilful or reckless misconduct
   280.    Just and equitable orders and awards
   281.    Application of limitation on liability
   282.    Relationship between carriers
   283.    Limitation of actions

   PART 9 - Monitoring, investigation, and enforcement

           SUBPART 1 - Powers of entry and inspection

   284.    Powers of entry and inspection
   285.    Power to enter homes or marae
   286.    Notice of entry
   287.    Power to take samples and other objects and things
   288.    Power of entry (by consent or under warrant) where Director suspects contravention of relevant civil aviation legislation
   289.    Continuation of powers of entry and inspection without search warrants
   290.    Limitation relating to powers under sections 284 and 288
   291.    Requirement to conduct or undergo examinations, tests, inquiries, inspections, or monitoring
   292.    Power to require name, address, and date of birth
   293.    Duty to assist inspectors
   294.    Immunity of inspectors and persons assisting inspectors or Director
   295.    Offence to fail to provide inspector with correct name, residential address, and date of birth
   296.    Offence to impersonate inspector
   297.    Failure to comply with inspection or monitoring requirement

           SUBPART 2 - Improvement notices and non-disturbance notices

   298.    Power to issue improvement notices
   299.    Content of improvement notices
   300.    Compliance with improvement notice
   301.    Extension of time for compliance with improvement notices
   302.    Power to issue non-disturbance notice
   303.    Content of non-disturbance notice
   304.    Compliance with non-disturbance notice
   305.    Issue of subsequent non-disturbance notices
   306.    General provisions relating to improvement notices and non-disturbance notices
   307.    Changes to improvement notice or non-disturbance notice by inspector
   308.    Director may vary or cancel improvement notice or non-disturbance notice
   309.    Formal irregularities or defects in improvement notice or non-disturbance notice
   310.    Issue of improvement notice or non-disturbance notice
   311.    Display of notice at aviation place by person issued with improvement notice or non-disturbance notice
   312.    Inspector may display improvement notice or non-disturbance notice

           SUBPART 3 - Detention, seizure, prohibitions, or conditions in relation to aircraft, aerodrome, or aeronautical product

   313.    Director or specified person may obtain search warrant to detain aircraft, seize aeronautical products, and impose prohibitions and conditions in relation to aerodromes, aircraft, and aeronautical products
   314.    Director’s power to detain aircraft, seize aeronautical products, and impose prohibitions and conditions in relation to aerodromes, aircraft, and aeronautical products where prompt action necessary
   315.    Obligations of Director if action taken under section 313 or 314

           SUBPART 4 - Seizure, etc, of aircraft without person on board

   316.    Power to seize, detain, or destroy aircraft without person on board
   317.    Power to enter homes or marae
   318.    Provision relating to seizure or detention of aircraft in operation without a person on board
   319.    Requirement to give reasons for action under section 316
   320.    Provisions relating to seizure or detention of aircraft under section 316
   321.    Immunities in relation to exercise of power under section 316

           SUBPART 5 - Exemptions from compliance with regulations and rules

   322.    Director may grant exemptions from compliance with regulations and rules
   323.    General provisions relating to exemptions

           SUBPART 6 - Enforceable undertakings

   324.    Director may accept enforceable undertakings
   325.    Notice of decision and reasons for decision
   326.    When enforceable undertaking is enforceable
   327.    Compliance with enforceable undertaking
   328.    Contravention of enforceable undertaking
   329.    Withdrawal or variation of enforceable undertaking
   330.    Proceedings for alleged contravention

           SUBPART 7 - Inspectors and response officers

   331.    Appointment of inspectors
   332.    Appointment of response officers
   333.    Identity cards
   334.    Suspension and ending of appointment of inspectors
   335.    Inspectors subject to Director's directions
   336.    Director has powers of inspector and response officer

           SUBPART 8 - Powers of entry of Airways

   337.    Meaning of equipment for purposes of section 338
   338.    Powers of entry of Airways

           SUBPART 9 - Protections in relation to accident and incident notifications under subpart 5 of Part 2

   339.    Interpretation in this subpart
   340.    Restriction on admissibility of accident and incident notifications
   341.    When Director may take law enforcement action

           SUBPART 10 - Protection of flight data recording from use in criminal proceedings against flight crew

   342.    Interpretation
   343.    Admissibility of flight data recording against flight crew in criminal proceedings
   344.    This subpart does not limit or affect application of Part 3 of Transport Accident Investigation Commission Act 1990

           SUBPART 11 - Disqualification

   345.    Effect of disqualification by court
   346.    Commencement of period of disqualification
   347.    Retention and custody of document
   348.    Removal of disqualification
   349.    Particulars of disqualification orders, etc, to be sent to Director
   350.    Appeals against disqualification by court

           SUBPART 12 - Injunctions

   351.    Court may grant injunctions
   352.    When court may grant restraining injunctions
   353.    When court may grant performance injunctions
   354.    Undertaking as to damages not required by Director or Secretary

           SUBPART 13 - Powers of Minister to intervene on grounds of national security

   355.    Powers of Minister to intervene on grounds of national security
   356.    Giving of notice and related matters
   357.    Review procedure in relation to notice under section 355
   358.    Effect of disqualification by Minister
   359.    Commencement of period of disqualification by Minister
   360.    Retention and custody of document following disqualification by Minister
   361.    Offences relating to breach of notice given by Minister on national security grounds

           SUBPART 14 - General offences

   362.    Communicating false or misleading information
   363.    Obstruction of inspector or other person authorised by Director or Secretary
   364.    Trespass
   365.    Failure to maintain accurate records
   366.    Breach of emergency rule, prohibition, or condition
   367.    Flight over foreign country without authority or for improper purpose

           SUBPART 15 - Additional penalty for offences involving commercial gain

   368.    Additional penalty for offences involving commercial gain

           SUBPART 16 - Infringement offences

   369.    Interpretation
   370.    Application of this subpart to offences for breach of airport bylaws
   371.    Infringement offences
   372.    Who may issue infringement notices
   373.    When infringement notice may be issued
   374.    Revocation of infringement notice before payment made
   375.    What infringement notice must contain
   376.    How infringement notice may be served
   377.    Payment of infringement fees
   378.    Reminder notices

           SUBPART 17 - Charging documents and burden of proof

   379.    Limitation period for prosecutions brought by Director
   380.    Extension of time if Director needs longer to decide whether to bring prosecution
   381.    Burden of proof of exceptions, etc, for offences

           SUBPART 18 - Evidence and proof

   382.    Evidence and proof in offence-related proceedings: aviation documents and New Zealand Register of Aircraft
   383.    Evidence and proof in offence-related proceedings: other matters
   384.    Evidence and proof of rule in any proceedings

           SUBPART 19 - General provisions relating to proceedings

   385.    State of mind of employees and agents attributed
   386.    Conduct of employees and agents attributed

           SUBPART 20 - Unruly passenger offences

   387.    Interpretation in this subpart
   388.    Application of this subpart
   389.    Exercise of powers under this subpart
   390.    Liability for offences against this subpart despite extraterritoriality
   391.    Liability for offences under Summary Offences Act 1981 despite extraterritoriality
   392.    Liability for offence on foreign aircraft outside New Zealand
   393.    Proceedings for offences
   394.    Passenger endangering safety
   395.    Disruptive conduct towards crew member
   396.    Interference with aircraft
   397.    Intoxicated person on aircraft
   398.    Non-compliance with commands given by pilot-in-command
   399.    Offensive behaviour or words
   400.    Portable electronic devices must not be operated
   401.    Non-compliance with seating and safety belt instructions
   402.    No smoking
   403.    Dangerous goods
   404.    Requirements relating to information and verification
   405.    Consequences for failure to comply with requirements
   406.    Modifications to infringement offence procedure under the Summary Proceedings Act 1957 for unruly passenger offence that is infringement offence

   PART 10 - Regulations and miscellaneous provisions

           SUBPART 1 - Regulations

   407.     Regulations
   408.    Provisions relating to regulations generally
   409.    Regulations relating to carbon offsetting and reduction scheme for international aviation
   410.    Regulations relating to information disclosure by aviation participants
   411.    Regulations requiring information disclosure by specified aviation participants
   412.    Information to be supplied by aviation participants to Secretary
   413.    Offences in relation to information disclosure
   414.    Regulations for international carriage by air
   415.    Regulations relating to fees and charges
   416.    Rebate of fees or charges
   417.    Payment of fees and charges
   418.    Governor-General may impose levies
   419.    Basis on which levies may be imposed
   420.    Other provisions relating to levies
   421.    Director may audit levy returns
   422.    Offences in relation to levy orders
   423.    Recovery of fees, charges, and levies
   424.    Recovery of fee, charge, or levy as debt due to Crown
   425.    Processing application or providing service may be declined if fee, charge, or levy unpaid
   426.    Regulations to control sale of alcohol at international airports
   427.    Regulations providing for transitional matters
   428.    Incorporation by reference in secondary legislation

           SUBPART 2 - Airworthiness directives

   429.    Airworthiness directives

           SUBPART 3 - Transport instruments

   430.    Regulations or rules may provide for transport instruments
   431.    Specified person may make transport instruments
   432.    Procedures relating to transport instruments

           SUBPART 4 - Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol

   433.    Interpretation in this Part
   434.    Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol to have force of law
   435.    Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol to have effect in place of New Zealand law in certain circumstances
   436.    Governor-General may issue copies of declarations
   437.    Certificates about Contracting States
   438.    Irrevocable deregistration and export request authorisations
   439.    Deregistration requests
   440.    Removal requests
   441.    Director must prescribe and publish forms for requests
   442.    Director must not exercise certain powers

           SUBPART 5 - Review of Director’s decisions

   443.    Interpretation
   444.    Relationship between review and appeal under section 453
   445.    Decision under review
   446.    Application for review
   447.    Review procedure
   448.    Final decision
   449.    Appointment of reviewer
   450.    Office of reviewer
   451.    Cancellation of appointment or resignation
   452.    Reviewer’s protection from liability

           SUBPART 6 - Rights of appeal

   453.    Appeal to District Court
   454.    Consequences of appeal to District Court
   455.    Further action of Director after appeal determined
   456.    Appeal to High Court on question of law
   457.    Further appeal to Court of Appeal

           SUBPART 7 - Other miscellaneous provisions

   458.    Delegation of certain functions of Minister to CAA
   459.    Further provisions regarding delegation of Minister’s functions or powers to CAA
   460.    Delegation of Director’s functions or powers to employees of CAA
   461.    Further provisions regarding delegation of Director’s functions or powers to employees of CAA
   462.    Delegation of Director’s functions or powers to persons outside CAA
   463.    Further provisions regarding delegation of Director’s functions or powers to persons outside CAA
   464.    Restrictions on delegations in relation to AvSec
   465.    Disclosure or publication of information
   466.    Sharing of information between CAA, designated agencies, and overseas agencies

           SUBPART 8 - Consequential and other amendments, repeals, and revocations

   467.    Principal Act
   468.    New section 2AB inserted (Transitional, savings, and related provisions)
   469.    Section 3 amended (Airport authorities may establish and carry on airports)
   470.    Section 9 amended (Bylaws)
   471.    Section 10 amended (Repeals and savings)
   472.    New Schedule 1 inserted
   473.    Schedule amended
   474.    Principal Act
   475.    Section 2 amended (Interpretation)
   476.    Section 11 amended (Taking firearms, explosives, etc, on to aircraft or into sterile area or security enhanced area)
   477.    Principal Act
   478.    New sections 199 and 199A inserted
   479.    Section 431 amended (Functions of Authority)
   480.    Principal Act
   481.    Section 14A amended (Interpretation)
   482.    Principal Act
   483.    Section 2 amended (Interpretation)
   484.    Principal regulations
   485.    Schedule 3 amended
   486.    Consequential amendments
   487.    Repeal of Civil Aviation Act 1990
   488.    Repeal of Airport Authorities Act 1966
   489.    Revocations
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