Space Industry Act 2018
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12 Terms of licences
(1) An operator licence may authorise the licensee to carry out— (a) any spaceflight activities, or (b) spaceflight activities of a particular description, or (c) one or more particular spaceflight activities. (2) An operator licence must specify a limit on the amount of the licensee's liability under section 36 in respect of the activities authorised by the licence. (3) A spaceport licence must identify the site in respect of which the licence is granted. (4) A spaceport licence may— (a) authorise the operator of the spaceport to carry out launch activities at the spaceport, or (b) authorise the use of the spaceport for the carrying out, by another person, of launch activities which that person is authorised to carry out by an operator licence. (5) In subsection (4) “launch activities” means— (a) spaceflight activities, (b) spaceflight activities of a particular description, or (c) one or more particular spaceflight activities, involving the launch of spacecraft or carrier aircraft. (6) A range control licence may authorise the licensee to provide— (a) any range control services, or (b) range control services of a particular description, or (c) particular range control services.
12 Terms of licences
(1) An operator licence may authorise the licensee to carry out— (a) any spaceflight activities, or (b) spaceflight activities of a particular description, or (c) one or more particular spaceflight activities. (2) An operator licence must specify a limit on the amount of the licensee's liability under section 36 in respect of the activities authorised by the licence. (3) A spaceport licence must identify the site in respect of which the licence is granted. (4) A spaceport licence may— (a) authorise the operator of the spaceport to carry out launch activities at the spaceport, or (b) authorise the use of the spaceport for the carrying out, by another person, of launch activities which that person is authorised to carry out by an operator licence. (5) In subsection (4) “launch activities” means— (a) spaceflight activities, (b) spaceflight activities of a particular description, or (c) one or more particular spaceflight activities, involving the launch of spacecraft or carrier aircraft. (6) A range control licence may authorise the licensee to provide— (a) any range control services, or (b) range control services of a particular description, or (c) particular range control services.
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