Civil Aviation Act 1990

ANZA mutual recognition - Australian AOCs with ANZA privileges

11D: Contents of New Zealand temporary stop notice

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“What a New Zealand temporary stop notice tells you about flying safety”

When you’re given a New Zealand temporary stop notice, it will tell you two important things. First, it will explain why the Director thinks there’s a big safety problem for flying in New Zealand. Second, it will tell you how long you need to stop your flying activities in New Zealand if you have an Australian AOC with ANZA privileges.

If the notice doesn’t include both of these things, it’s still valid and you need to follow it. This means even if the notice is missing some information, you still have to do what it says.

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Part 1A ANZA mutual recognition
Australian AOCs with ANZA privileges

11DContents of New Zealand temporary stop notice

  1. A New Zealand temporary stop notice must specify—

  2. the reasons why the Director considers that there is a serious risk to civil aviation safety in New Zealand; and
    1. the period for which the holder of the Australian AOC with ANZA privileges must cease conducting air operations in New Zealand.
      1. Failure to comply with subsection (1) does not invalidate the New Zealand temporary stop notice.

      Notes
      • Section 11D: inserted, on , by section 8 of the Civil Aviation Amendment Act 2004 (2004 No 8).
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