The Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) (Amendment) Order 2014
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10 Aviation security
(1) In article 155(2) (certification of aerodromes) — (a) omit the second “and” at the end of subparagraph (c); (b) at the end of subparagraph (d), for the full stop substitute “; and”; and (c) after subparagraph (d) insert— (e) the applicant has established a security programme that meets the specified requirements for security for aerodromes . (2) After article 155(6) insert— (6A) The aerodrome certificate holder must implement and maintain the security programme established to meet the specified requirements for security at aerodromes. . (3) After article 155(7) insert— (8) For the purpose of paragraphs (2)(e) and (6A) an “aerodrome” includes: (a) any land, building or works within the boundaries of an area designated by the Governor as forming part of an aerodrome for the purposes of those paragraphs in relation to security, following such consultation with the aerodrome certificate holder as the Governor considers appropriate; and (b) any area forming part of a restricted zone designated by the Governor under paragraph 11A of Schedule 2 to the Aviation Security and Piracy (Overseas Territories) Order 2000. (9) In making a designation referred to in paragraph (8), where appropriate, the Governor shall consult with the aerodrome manager or the aerodrome certificate holder, as the case may be. . (4) In article 156(5) (use of aerodromes and operating sites) insert “security measures” between “aerodrome such” and “rescue”. (5) After article 156(7) ) insert— (8) For the purpose of paragraph (5) an “aerodrome” includes— (a) any land, building or works within the boundaries of an area designated by the Governor as forming part of an aerodrome for the purposes of that paragraph in relation to security, following such consultation with the operator of the aerodrome as the Governor considers appropriate; and (b) any area forming part of a restricted zone designated by the Governor under paragraph 11A of Schedule 2 to the Aviation Security and Piracy (Overseas Territories) Order 2000. .
10 Aviation security
(1) In article 155(2) (certification of aerodromes) — (a) omit the second “and” at the end of subparagraph (c); (b) at the end of subparagraph (d), for the full stop substitute “; and”; and (c) after subparagraph (d) insert— (e) the applicant has established a security programme that meets the specified requirements for security for aerodromes . (2) After article 155(6) insert— (6A) The aerodrome certificate holder must implement and maintain the security programme established to meet the specified requirements for security at aerodromes. . (3) After article 155(7) insert— (8) For the purpose of paragraphs (2)(e) and (6A) an “aerodrome” includes: (a) any land, building or works within the boundaries of an area designated by the Governor as forming part of an aerodrome for the purposes of those paragraphs in relation to security, following such consultation with the aerodrome certificate holder as the Governor considers appropriate; and (b) any area forming part of a restricted zone designated by the Governor under paragraph 11A of Schedule 2 to the Aviation Security and Piracy (Overseas Territories) Order 2000. (9) In making a designation referred to in paragraph (8), where appropriate, the Governor shall consult with the aerodrome manager or the aerodrome certificate holder, as the case may be. . (4) In article 156(5) (use of aerodromes and operating sites) insert “security measures” between “aerodrome such” and “rescue”. (5) After article 156(7) ) insert— (8) For the purpose of paragraph (5) an “aerodrome” includes— (a) any land, building or works within the boundaries of an area designated by the Governor as forming part of an aerodrome for the purposes of that paragraph in relation to security, following such consultation with the operator of the aerodrome as the Governor considers appropriate; and (b) any area forming part of a restricted zone designated by the Governor under paragraph 11A of Schedule 2 to the Aviation Security and Piracy (Overseas Territories) Order 2000. .
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