Air Services Act 1995 - Direction pursuant to section 16 concerning the responsibilities of Airservices Australia in respect of the environmental effects of aircraft (Cth)

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Air Services Act 1995

DIRECTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 16 CONCERNING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA IN RESPECT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF AIRCRAFT

I, JOHN DUNCAN ANDERSON, Minister of State for Transport and Regional Services, acting pursuant to subsection 16(1) of the Air Services Act 1995 (the Act) HEREBY DIRECT Airservices Australia, for the purposes of paragraph 8(1)(d) and subsection 9(2) of the Act, to undertake the activities specified in the Schedule.

This direction supersedes the direction to the Civil Aviation Authority dated 28 August 1991 by Minister Robert Lindsay Collins, which applied to Airservices Australia by virtue of section 10 of the Civil Aviation Amendment Act 1995.

Dated this 3rd day of May 1999

John Anderson

Instrument Number M37 / 99

SCHEDULE

ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED BY AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA UNDER PARAGRAPH 8(l)(d), AND FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUBSECTION 9(2) OF THE AIR SERVICES ACT 1995.

(i) Develop, implement and promote high quality environment practices in relation to aircraft operations, provision of navigational aids and rescue and fire fighting activities at Australian airports.

(ii) Provide advice, information and data on environmental aspects of air traffic management including aircraft movements, aircraft noise, aircraft engine emissions and aircraft operations.

(iii) Initiate and participate in discussions, consultations, studies and research with the aviation industry and the community in relation to environmental aspects of air traffic management.

(iv) Undertake monitoring, testing and compliance activities associated with the Air Navigation (Aircraft Noise) Regulations and the Air Navigation (Aircraft Engine Emissions) Regulations.

(v) Develop and implement effective aircraft noise abatement procedures and monitor and report to the Secretary on compliance with those procedures at Australian airports.

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Instrument Number M37 / 99

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Air Services Act 1995

DIRECTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 16 CONCERNING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA IN RESPECT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF AIRCRAFT

Dated this 3rd day of May 1999

John Anderson

Instrument Number M37 / 99

SCHEDULE

ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED BY AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA UNDER PARAGRAPH 8(l)(d), AND FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUBSECTION 9(2) OF THE AIR SERVICES ACT 1995.

(ii) Provide advice, information and data on environmental aspects of air traffic management including aircraft movements, aircraft noise, aircraft engine emissions and aircraft operations.

(iii) Initiate and participate in discussions, consultations, studies and research with the aviation industry and the community in relation to environmental aspects of air traffic management.

(iv) Undertake monitoring, testing and compliance activities associated with the Air Navigation (Aircraft Noise) Regulations and the Air Navigation (Aircraft Engine Emissions) Regulations.

(v) Develop and implement effective aircraft noise abatement procedures and monitor and report to the Secretary on compliance with those procedures at Australian airports.

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