The Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) (Environmental Standards) Order 2024
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7 Validity of noise certificate
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), any noise certificate issued by the Governor under article 6(1) remains valid indefinitely. (2) A noise certificate immediately ceases to be valid where— (a) the certificate is suspended under article 12(1) or (2); (b) the certificate is revoked under article 12(2); (c) the aircraft, or any part of it, is modified in a way that affects its ability to comply with the applicable noise standards; (d) there is a breach of any condition imposed under article 6. (3) Where a noise certificate has ceased to be valid under paragraph (2)(a), it becomes valid again at such time as the Governor lifts the suspension under article 12(6). (4) Where a noise certificate ceases to be valid under paragraph (2)(c), the operator must apply for a new certificate in accordance with article 6. (5) Where a noise certificate has ceased to be valid under paragraph (2)(d), it becomes valid again as soon as the relevant condition is again complied with. (6) Subject to paragraph (2), where a noise certificate becomes valid again as mentioned in paragraph (3) or (5), that certificate remains valid indefinitely.
7 Validity of noise certificate
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), any noise certificate issued by the Governor under article 6(1) remains valid indefinitely. (2) A noise certificate immediately ceases to be valid where— (a) the certificate is suspended under article 12(1) or (2); (b) the certificate is revoked under article 12(2); (c) the aircraft, or any part of it, is modified in a way that affects its ability to comply with the applicable noise standards; (d) there is a breach of any condition imposed under article 6. (3) Where a noise certificate has ceased to be valid under paragraph (2)(a), it becomes valid again at such time as the Governor lifts the suspension under article 12(6). (4) Where a noise certificate ceases to be valid under paragraph (2)(c), the operator must apply for a new certificate in accordance with article 6. (5) Where a noise certificate has ceased to be valid under paragraph (2)(d), it becomes valid again as soon as the relevant condition is again complied with. (6) Subject to paragraph (2), where a noise certificate becomes valid again as mentioned in paragraph (3) or (5), that certificate remains valid indefinitely.
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