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Civil Aviation Act 2012

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SCHEDULE 7 Index of defined expressions

Section 72 This Table lists expressions defined in Part 1 of this Act. Expression | Section air traffic services | Section 72 air transport service | Section 69 airport | Section 66 airport area | Section 5 airport operation services | Section 68 airport operator | Section 72 area | Section 5 building or other structure | Section 72 the CAA | Section 72 cargo | Section 72 change of circumstances | Section 72 conduct | Section 72 connected | Section 71 contravention | Section 72 contravention notice | Section 72 core area (in relation to an airport) | Section 5 document | Section 72 dominant airport | Section 5 dominant area | Section 5 enforcement order | Section 72 international obligation of the United Kingdom | Section 72 land | Section 72 licence | Section 72 licence condition | Section 17(3) and (5) market power determination | Section 72 market power test | Section 6 modifying (in relation to licence conditions) | Section 72 notice | Section 72 operator (in relation to an airport area) | Section 9 operator determination | Section 10 price control condition | Section 19 provider (in relation to an air transport service) | Section 69 providing (in relation to a service) | Section 72 remedying the consequences of a contravention | Section 72 representation | Section 72 representation period (in connection with contravention notice) | Section 31 urgent enforcement order | Section 72 user (in relation to an air transport service) | Section 69

Your change, as a redline

SCHEDULE 7 Index of defined expressions

Section 72 This Table lists expressions defined in Part 1 of this Act. Expression | Section air traffic services | Section 72 air transport service | Section 69 airport | Section 66 airport area | Section 5 airport operation services | Section 68 airport operator | Section 72 area | Section 5 building or other structure | Section 72 the CAA | Section 72 cargo | Section 72 change of circumstances | Section 72 conduct | Section 72 connected | Section 71 contravention | Section 72 contravention notice | Section 72 core area (in relation to an airport) | Section 5 document | Section 72 dominant airport | Section 5 dominant area | Section 5 enforcement order | Section 72 international obligation of the United Kingdom | Section 72 land | Section 72 licence | Section 72 licence condition | Section 17(3) and (5) market power determination | Section 72 market power test | Section 6 modifying (in relation to licence conditions) | Section 72 notice | Section 72 operator (in relation to an airport area) | Section 9 operator determination | Section 10 price control condition | Section 19 provider (in relation to an air transport service) | Section 69 providing (in relation to a service) | Section 72 remedying the consequences of a contravention | Section 72 representation | Section 72 representation period (in connection with contravention notice) | Section 31 urgent enforcement order | Section 72 user (in relation to an air transport service) | Section 69

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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