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Civil Aviation Act 2012

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32 Restrictions on giving contravention notices

(1) If the CAA gives a person a contravention notice or an urgent enforcement order (see section 35) in respect of a contravention, it may not subsequently give the person a contravention notice in respect of the same contravention. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply if— (a) the CAA withdraws the first contravention notice without imposing a penalty on the person under section 39, or (b) the CAA revokes the urgent enforcement order without imposing a penalty on the person under section 40. (3) Subsection (1) does not prevent the CAA giving a person more than one contravention notice, or a contravention notice and an urgent enforcement order, in respect of— (a) contraventions of the same condition in different ways, or (b) contraventions of the same condition at different times or during different periods.

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32 Restrictions on giving contravention notices

(1) If the CAA gives a person a contravention notice or an urgent enforcement order (see section 35) in respect of a contravention, it may not subsequently give the person a contravention notice in respect of the same contravention. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply if— (a) the CAA withdraws the first contravention notice without imposing a penalty on the person under section 39, or (b) the CAA revokes the urgent enforcement order without imposing a penalty on the person under section 40. (3) Subsection (1) does not prevent the CAA giving a person more than one contravention notice, or a contravention notice and an urgent enforcement order, in respect of— (a) contraventions of the same condition in different ways, or (b) contraventions of the same condition at different times or during different periods.

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