Civil Aviation Rules Register Information Leaflet

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1 Civil Aviation Rules Register Information Leaflet Edition 3 - March 2013

2 Rule Information... 4 CARRIL Publication... 4 Availability of Rules... 4 Written Submissions/Comments... 4 CAA Website - Free Notification Service... 4 Rule Making Activity... 4 Notification of Emergency Rules... 4 Notification of Ordinary Rules... 4 Pending Rules... 5 Draft Final Rules... 5 NPRM Part 125 Training and Competency Docket 10/CAR/ Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM)... 5 NPRM Part 61 Review Stage II Pilot Licences and Ratings Docket 4/CAR/4 (Closed for submissions)... 5 NPRM Part 139 Aerodromes Certification and Operation Docket 8/CAR/3 (Closed for submissions)... 6 Rule Development... 6 Omnibus 2013 Docket 13/CAR/ ICAO Equipment Compliance Docket 8/CAR/ Safety Management Systems Group 1 Docket 8/CAR/ Advisory Circulars... 7 Advisory Circulars Published... 7 AC Revision 2, AC Revision 2, and AC Revision 2, Air Traffic Service Personnel Licences and Ratings, Docket 13/ACR/ Advisory Circulars under Development... 7 AC91-16 Rules of the Air and General Operating Rules Normally Aspirated Piston Engine TBO Escalation Procedures Docket 8/ACR/ AC43-1 Aircraft Maintenance Docket 6/ACR/ AC145-1 Aircraft Maintenance Organisations, Revision 5 Docket 9/ACR/ AC91-4 Reduced Vertical Separation Minima, Revision 2 Docket 10/ACR/ AC61-18 Pilot Licences and Ratings Flight Instructor Ratings, Revision 6 Docket 8/ACR/ AC121-4 Training and Assessment of Human Factors and Crew Resource Management, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/ AC121-5 Automated External Defibrillators, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/ AC21-7 Light Sport Aircraft-Manufacturer s Requirements, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/ AC21-4 Special Category-Amateur-Built Aircraft Airworthiness Certification, Revision 2 Docket 9/ACR/ AC121-1 Air Operations-Large Aeroplanes-Extended Diversion Time Operation, Revision 1 Docket 8/ACR/ AC119-3 Air Operator Certification-Part 135 Operations, Revision 6 Docket 11/ACR/ AC21-9 Airworthiness Certificates-Special Category-Light Sport Aircraft, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/ AC43-7 General Maintenance Rules-Calibration of Compasses and Surveying Compass Swing Sites, Revision 2 Docket 11/ACR/ AC115-1 Revision 0 Adventure Aviation-Certification Docket 12/ACR/ AC61-3 Revision 19, Pilot Licences and Ratings Private Pilot Licence Docket 12/ACR/ ACs and 7.5 Revision 2 Air Traffic Services Personnel Licences and Ratings Docket 13/ACR/ AC66-1 Rev 2 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence General 13/ACR/ AC91-XX Rev 0, AIPNZ GNSS based operations 13/ACR/

3 Other Activity... 9 Petitions for Rule Making... 9 Petition Status Participating Groups Project Working Groups (PWG) Aviation Community Advisory Group (ACAG) ACAG Members ACAG Membership ACAG Meetings ACAG Elections Rules Programme for year starting 1 March Rule Development Projects Milestone Summary at February List of Current Rule Parts and Advisory Circulars Current Advisory Circulars Current Rule Parts

4 Rule Information CARRIL Publication The Civil Aviation Rules Register Information Leaflet (CARRIL) is published by the CAA Policy and Regulatory Strategy Group generally on the first Thursday of every month. It is available on the CAA s web site, under Rules Development or in hard copy from the Docket Clerk. Availability of Rules Ordinary rules are available on the CAA web site and are available for inspection at the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand. The contact details for the CAA are; Level 15, Asteron Centre, 55 Featherston Street, Wellington 6011 Postal: PO Box 3555 Wellington 6140 Printed copies of the rules may be purchased by calling free on 0800 GET RULES ( ). Written Submissions/Comments If you need up-to-date information, or want to make comment, or written submission on any of the Civil Aviation Rules (CAR) dockets, or other references notified please contact Docket Clerk, Civil Aviation Authority, Level 15, Asteron Centre, 55 Featherston Street, Wellington 6011, PO Box 3555 Wellington Tel: (direct dial): Fax: : docket@caa.govt.nz CAA Website - Free Notification Service If you have an interest in the rules system, we encourage you to register with our FREE notification service that will automatically alert you, via , to changes in legislation and other important safety information. While it is your responsibility to make sure all your legislation is up-to-date, this service should assist. The system will alert you to Civil Aviation Rule and advisory circular amendments, informal drafts and notices of proposed rulemaking, as well as to airworthiness directives, changes to the CAA fees and charges, changes to the Air Navigation Register and to the Civil Aviation Act. You can choose to be sent only the information that is relevant to you. To sign up to the free notification service visit the CAA web site, under Rules Development ( Rule Making Activity The statutory power to make Civil Aviation Rules rests with the Minister of Transport under Part 3 of the Civil Aviation Act The CAA is contracted to the Ministry of Transport to develop rules for the Minister. Under the contract the Minister of Transport approves a programme of new rules, and changes to existing rules for the financial year. The programme is based on the CAA proposals and proposals from other interested parties. See Summary of Rule Development Projects attached. Notification of Emergency Rules Under section 31 of the Civil Aviation Act the Director may make emergency Civil Aviation Rules as may be necessary to alleviate or minimise any risk of the death of or serious injury to any person, or of damage to any property. Nil Notification of Ordinary Rules Nil 4

5 Pending Rules Pending rules are those rules which have been signed by the Minister of Transport and will come into force on the prescribed date. These rule amendments can be viewed on the CAA web site, under Rules Development and Pending Rules. Nil Draft Final Rules Draft final rules are reviewed by the Ministry of Transport before being referred to the Minister of Transport for his consideration and signature. Although editorial changes may be made to draft finals rule prior to being signed by the Minister, the technical requirements are unlikely to change. The following draft final rules have been forwarded to the Ministry for review: NPRM Part 125 Training and Competency Docket 10/CAR/1 This Draft Final Rule was submitted to the Ministry of Transport on 27 February The purpose of this rulemaking proposal is to: review and update various requirements in Subpart H of Part 125, regarding crew member requirements; review and update the requirements of Subpart I of Part 125, regarding training and training programmes for crew members; and review and update the requirements in Subpart J of Part 125, regarding crew member competency programmes and checks. Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) The following notices of proposed rulemaking are available on the CAA web site, under Rules Development. They will either be under the subheading of Notices of Proposed Rule Making (NPRMs) Open for Submissions or if the submission period has expired, Notices of Proposed Rule Making (NPRMs) Closed for Submissions. Submissions received to these NPRMs are reviewed by the CAA and responded to. A summary of public submissions for each NPRM is prepared and notified in the CARRIL and published on the CAA web site under Notices of Proposed Rule Making (NPRMs) Closed for Submissions. NPRM Part 61 Review Stage II Pilot Licences and Ratings Docket 4/CAR/4 (Closed for submissions) The purpose of this rulemaking proposal is to update Part 61 as follows: Revise the structure of Part 61 to improve clarity Introduce PPL (balloon) and CPL (microlight) and associated ratings Introduce new ratings for agricultural aviation pilots Revise requirements for English language proficiency Reorganise the system of ratings (and introduce authorisations ) Revise and clarify requirements for flight tests Revise and clarify requirements for flight instructor ratings Introduce requirements for mountainous terrain training Revise instrument rating, flight time logging, and co-pilot requirements Revise requirements for written exams, including higher pass-marks 5

6 The proposal includes consequential amendments to Parts 1, 91, 103, 133 and Part 137. The NPRM was published on the CAA website 29 November 2012 for public consultation. The submission period closed on 01 February The CAA is preparing a summary of submissions and when completed it will be published on the CAA website. NPRM Part 139 Aerodromes Certification and Operation Docket 8/CAR/3 (Closed for submissions) Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) was issued for public consultation on 15 March Submissions have been received and are being considered. When the summary of submissions is completed it will be made available on the CAA web site. The purpose of this rule-making proposal is to improve safety at all New Zealand aerodromes through the expansion of certification and operational requirements. This proposal incorporates: A complete review of Part 139. A certification framework that extends to aerodromes that support scheduled aircraft having a certified seating capacity of more than 9 passengers, and general aviation aerodromes having flight movements above specific thresholds, and Requirements for all aerodromes published in the Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP), including those not requiring certification, to meet minimum standards for aerodrome design, limitations, public protection, movement data reporting, and publication of aerodrome information. These requirements also extend to unpublished aerodromes if deemed necessary in the interest of safety, and Provision of Air Traffic Services (ATS) consistent with CAA policy, and Additional measures for the protection of Air Traffic Services (ATS), and Requirements for maintaining good runway surface friction characteristics and standardised realtime runway surface condition reporting, and Introduction of a new aerodrome rescue fire fighting category and a requirement for an expanded rescue fire fighting communication and alerting system, and Relocation of minimum standards contained in advisory circulars into the rule, and Updated International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards and recommended practices (SARPs) and international best practice. This proposal included consequential amendments to Rule Parts 1, 121, 125, and 129. Submissions closed Friday 29 June The CAA is preparing a summary of submissions and when completed it will be published on the CAA website. Rule Development Omnibus 2013 Docket 13/CAR/1 This amendment will correct editorial errors and minor technical matters that are: not a policy change, have no significant cost or safety impact, are not contentious, and have little or no regulatory impact. The final draft of the NPRM has been reviewed internally by the relevant technical groups, and is now undergoing legal review. 6

7 The NPRM final draft is being refined with new items added to the list. Policies will be clarified to form a firmer base as to the determination of the omnibus items. ICAO Equipment Compliance Docket 8/CAR/7 This project will update various rules in Part 91, Part 121, Part 125, and Part 135 by aligning the aircraft equipment requirements with current ICAO standards and recommendations, as well as corresponding equipment requirements of other national aviation authorities. The CAA proposes to update the equipment requirements for international commercial air operators with regards to IFR pressure sensitive altimeters, forward looking wind shear warning systems, IFR/Night single pilot operations, and aircraft landing lights. The CAA further proposes to amend the equipment requirements and specifications for flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder systems, flight data recorder parameters, LOC/VOR receiver FM broadcast station interference immunity, and ACAS II for certain Part 91 turbine-engine aeroplanes. A draft NPRM has been prepared, along with a draft regulatory impact statement. The draft NPRM is undergoing review and refinement within the CAA and Ministry of Transport. In addition, an industry survey is being developed to quantify anticipated costs associated with the proposed amendments. The survey will accompany the NPRM when it is published. The survey questions are undergoing review. Once the survey content is complete, it will be sent to the relevant aviation organisations. Safety Management Systems Group 1 Docket 8/CAR/1 The objective of this project is to establish new rules in Parts 119, 139, 145 and 172 requiring operators certificated under these rule parts to implement a safety management system appropriate to the size and scope of the organisation. Work on the draft NPRM has paused pending further policy work being developed by the Ministry of Transport and the CAA. In the meantime, an advisory circular has been developed and will be published on the web site on a dedicated page along with supporting material. The following background documents are also available on the CAA web site: Project Scope Statement Rule Design Document Project Working Group minutes for the meetings held on 4 Aug 2009 and 23 June 2010 Advisory Circulars Advisory Circulars Published AC Revision 2, AC Revision 2, and AC Revision 2, Air Traffic Service Personnel Licences and Ratings, Docket 13/ACR/3. These revisions were published on the CAA web site on 05 February The revisions insert a revised Appendix A to the respective advisory circulars which present the respective syllabus in the objective performance verb format. Advisory Circulars under Development AC91-16 Rules of the Air and General Operating Rules Normally Aspirated Piston Engine TBO Escalation Procedures Docket 8/ACR/34 This new advisory circular will provide procedures for the escalation of piston engines beyond the manufacturers recommended TBO. A draft was published on the CAA web site for comment on 26 April Comments closed 30 June 2010 and a final draft is being prepared. 7

8 AC43-1 Aircraft Maintenance Docket 6/ACR/14 This advisory circular is being significantly revised to reflect recent changes to Part 43 rules. A revised draft was published on the CAA web site for comment and comments are currently being reviewed. AC145-1 Aircraft Maintenance Organisations, Revision 5 Docket 9/ACR/22 This is a significant revision to this advisory circular and will include updating to incorporate relevant rule amendments since A draft is being developed and will be published on the CAA web site for comment. AC91-4 Reduced Vertical Separation Minima, Revision 2 Docket 10/ACR/16 This revision will update the CAA procedures for RVSM approvals. AC61-18 Pilot Licences and Ratings Flight Instructor Ratings, Revision 6 Docket 8/ACR/44 This revision will amend the experience requirements for the Category E Flight Instructor rating, and update details of the approved instructional techniques course. AC121-4 Training and Assessment of Human Factors and Crew Resource Management, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/22 This new advisory circular will provide a means of compliance for operators to meet the proposed rules for training flight crew and cabin crew members in human factors and crew resource management. Additionally it will provide a means for operators to assess the competence of instructors and flight examiners in assessing non-technical skills. An initial draft has been prepared and has undergone legal review. Comments arising from that review are undergoing a management review before being published for public comment. AC121-5 Automated External Defibrillators, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/25 This new advisory circular will provide an airline operator with guidance in carrying out a risk assessment on the need for automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for their air operations. An initial draft has been prepared and is being internally reviewed before being published for public comment. AC21-7 Light Sport Aircraft-Manufacturer s Requirements, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/6 This new advisory circular will provide guidance for a light sport aircraft manufacturer to achieve certification of the aircraft. A final draft is under review. AC21-4 Special Category-Amateur-Built Aircraft Airworthiness Certification, Revision 2 Docket 9/ACR/1 This is a major revision to align the advisory circular with recent rule amendments to Part 21 and Part 91. AC121-1 Air Operations-Large Aeroplanes-Extended Diversion Time Operation, Revision 1 Docket 8/ACR/35 This revision has been developed to support the revised rules governing aeroplane diversions greater than 60 minutes flight time from an adequate aerodrome. The revised rules encompass the operation of all turbine powered multi engine Part 121 aeroplanes, and replace the previous ETOPS rules which applied only to extended range operations in twin turbine engine aeroplanes. Final draft being further reviewed to assess whether recent ICAO Standards and Recommended practices require incorporation. AC119-3 Air Operator Certification-Part 135 Operations, Revision 6 Docket 11/ACR/15 This revision will revise and correct an error in the Landing P-Charts. 8

9 AC21-9 Airworthiness Certificates-Special Category-Light Sport Aircraft, Revision 0 Docket 10/ACR/4 This is a new advisory circular that will provide an acceptable means of compliance to an applicant for the issue of an Airworthiness Certificate-Special Category-Light Sport Aircraft. A final draft is under review. AC43-7 General Maintenance Rules-Calibration of Compasses and Surveying Compass Swing Sites, Revision 2 Docket 11/ACR/18 This is a general revision and also includes electronic compass calibration. An initial draft is being developed. AC115-1 Revision 0 Adventure Aviation-Certification Docket 12/ACR/3 Draft published for comment on the CAA web site 14 December Comments closed 31 January 2013 and are being reviewed. Draft prepared for consultation including material to support pending drug and alcohol requirements. Comments incorporated from the legal review and final review being conducted by management in light of experience gained from initial certification approvals. The revised draft will undergo a further final legal review before a draft is published on the CAA web site for comment. Comments following the legal review are being reviewed and are in the process of being incorporated into a revised draft. An initial draft has been prepared and is undergoing a legal review before being published on the CAA web site for comment. This is the first in a series of new advisory circulars being developed to support the Part 115 adventure aviation rulemaking. AC61-3 Revision 19, Pilot Licences and Ratings Private Pilot Licence Docket 12/ACR/1 A final draft is being prepared for sign-off. A draft was published on the CAA web site for comment-comments closed 31 August This is a general revision to the general handling and cross-country training syllabus appendices. ACs and 7.5 Revision 2 Air Traffic Services Personnel Licences and Ratings Docket 13/ACR/3 These revisions introduce a revised syllabus for Area Control, and Area Control radar ratings. Initial drafts developed -final drafts being prepared for sign-off. AC66-1 Rev 2 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence General 13/ACR/9 This amendment will provide a general review and update of the advisory circular. An initial draft is being developed. AC91-XX Rev 0, AIPNZ GNSS based operations 13/ACR/10 This new advisory circular will provide guidance as to which AIPNZ procedure can be flown based on AC91-21 approval naming conventions. An initial draft is being developed. Other Activity Petitions for Rule Making Petitions for rule making can be submitted to the CAA using Form 24011/01 which is available on the CAA s web site, under Rules Development or Forms ; or in hard copy from the Docket Clerk. 9

10 The following summaries of the petitions are based on the information supplied by the submitters in the application form under Summary of Petition for Civil Aviation Rules Register Information Leaflet (CARRIL). Petition Status This table provides an update on the current status of Petitions for Rule making submitted by the aviation industry. Changes since the previous publication of the CARRIL are shown in bold. Work request Title Date received Submitter Comments 11/ISS/5 9/ISS/14 9/ISS/15 12/ISS/7 Nil Part Type Ratings for BFRs Aerodrome Design Requirements - RESA Aerodrome Physical Characteristics Part Grass Runway Operations Received This Month Cancelled Or Closed 29/11/2010 Sports Aircraft Association NZ 23/02/2009 Dunedin International Airport Issue rejected following CAA issue assessment, Petitioner advised 06/03/13. Issue closed following CAA issue assessment, no further action. Petitioner advised 06/03/13 17/03/2009 Hawkes Bay Airport Issue closed following CAA issue assessment, no further action. Petitioner advised 06/03/13 Awaiting Assessment 14/03/12 Christchurch International Airport Limited (CIAL) 12/ISS/2 Part 91 Maintenance of ELTs 01/09/2011 Air NZ Technical Operations 12/ISS/1 Part 21 - Acceptable technical data 10/08/11 Air NZ Technical Operations 8/ISS/62 Part 119/141 training standards 22/05/2008 Milton Cassidy 9/ISS/12 ELT Requirements 23/09/2008 Bob Fletcher 9/ISS/19 Rule Part /05/2009 Aviation Industry Assoc. NZ Inc. 10/ISS/3 Use of Engineered Material 24/08/2009 NZALPA - Hugh Faris Arresting System (EMAS) 8/ISS/59 Glider licence and Medical Certificate 15/05/2008 Max Stevens 8/ISS/12 Part 43 - Removal of item 8 appendix A1 8/ISS/15 Part 43 delete requirement in Appendix A 11/09/2007 Milford Sound Flightseeing 24/09/2007 Air Milford 9/ISS/11 RPL holders as glider tow pilots 1/09/2008 Max Stevens 6/ISS/39 Halon Fire Extinguishers Rule (a)(2) 29/06/2005 Mr John Fraser This issue was previously assigned to a rule project which did not make it onto the Rules programme. The issue has now been returned for reassessment. 10/ISS/2 8/ISS/57 7/ISS/17 Est. of Laser use Protection Zones around NZ Part 66 IA eligibility requirements Rule 91.7 Portable Electronic Devices it was also part of 17/08/2009 NZ Air Line Pilots' Association 28/04/2008 Radha Kr Talwar This issue has been included in a larger policy project that will examine the adequacy of current AME licencing rules. 31/08/3006 Air New Zealand This issue was previously assigned to a rule project 10

11 Work request Title Date received Submitter Comments 7/RPB/13 which did not make it onto the Rules programme. The issue has now been returned for re-assessment. Awaiting Assignment To A Rule Project Nil Assigned To A Rule Project 6/ISS/49 8/ISS/42 Nil CAR ,.59,.61,.63 ICAO Differences Rule Part 139 Skid Resistant Runway Surfaces 16/02/2006 Steven Blair, ICAO Liaison Assigned to rule project 8/CAR/3. 30/01/2008 NZALPA Assigned to rule project 8/CAR/3. Closed With Rule Projects Completed This Month 11

12 Participating Groups Project Working Groups (PWG) The purpose of a PWG is to provide the CAA, and the Aviation Standards Specialist assigned to manage the rule project, the necessary technical and other specialist input, including information and data, required to develop rule proposals. For further details on the operation of a PWG please refer to the CAA web site, under Rules Development and Terms of Reference for Participating Groups. Project working groups have been formed for the following rule projects: ICAO Equipment Compliance (Docket 8/CAR/7) Part 139 Review (Docket 8/CAR/3) Part 125 Review of Subparts H, I, and J (Docket 10/CAR/1) Part 61 Pilot Licenses and Ratings, Stage 2 (Docket 4/CAR/4) Aviation Community Advisory Group (ACAG) ACAG Members The Aviation Community Advisory Group (ACAG) is the aviation community body that provides a forum for the exchange of high level information with the Civil Aviation Authority on rules issues. ACAG Membership The ACAG comprises a total of eleven members as follows: a) The following representatives from the five permanent member organisations Errol Burtenshaw Air New Zealand Mark Stretch Airways Corporation of New Zealand. Qwilton Biel /Irene King* Aviation Industry Association Stu Julian /Ross Gillespie* New Zealand Air Line Pilots Association John Pearce/George Rogers* New Zealand Aviation Federation * Alternates b) and the following six members elected by the aviation forum; Mike Groome ( Chairperson ) RNZAC Paul Drake( Deputy Chairperson ) Canterbury Aero Club Mike Caldwell SLAET (Society Licensed Aircraft Engineers and Technologists). Derek Edwards AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association). Max Stevens - Gliding New Zealand Bruce Donnelly - New Zealand Warbirds- Resigned Chris Snelson New Zealand Warbirds - Elected 6 December

13 ACAG Meetings The minutes of the 21 st joint CAA/ACAG meeting held on Thursday 22 November 2012 are available on the CAA web site. The next joint CAA/ACAG is scheduled for Thursday 14 March ACAG Elections The 2012 Aviation Community Advisory Group (ACAG) Election Forum was held on Thursday 6 December 2012 at the Wellington International Airport Conference Centre. Bruce Donnelly NZ Warbirds did not seek re-election. Chris Snelson was elected in his place. 13

14 Rules Programme for year starting 1 March 2012 Rule Development Projects Milestone Summary at 28 February 2013 Rule Name and i-lign Project Reference Description and Purpose of Rule Standards Development Activity This Month Current Status 229A ICAO Equipment Compliance (8/CAR/7) To amend the rules so New Zealand is compliant with ICAO standards, where differences were identified by the ICAO safety oversight and security audits in late Project Start Date: Nov 2007 Reviewing content of NPRM regarding extent of changes proposed compared to strict ICAO compliance NPRM Production Working with MoT on draft NPRM and RIS Development of survey document Next Milestone: Draft final rule to MoT Expected Delivery Date: Apr 2013 Significant Issues: Anticipated amendments to ICAO standards for FDRs and CVRs 545 Part 61 Pilot Licences and Ratings Stage 2 (4/CAR/4) Continuation of work to review and update the requirements and standards for the issue of pilot licences. This includes the associated ratings, authorisations and to prescribe the associated privileges that the licence holder may exercise. Project Start Date: Feb 2000 Processing submissions. Public Consultation Preparation of Summary of Public Submissions Next Milestone: Draft final rule to MoT Expected Delivery Date: Apr 2013 Significant Issues: 587 Security Review (7/CAR/1) Incorporate ICAO requirements regarding strengthened flight deck doors, monitoring or area outside the flight deck, and communication between cabin and flight crew. Project Start Date: Jul 2009 Final Rule Production In force 16 Jan 13. Next Milestone: Expected Delivery Date: Significant Issues: 558 Part 125 Training Requirements (10/CAR/1) This amendment will revise Part 125 Subpart H, I, and J to clarify requirements for crew member training, and competency, and align where applicable with Part 121 rules. Project Start Date: Nov 2009 Finalised Director s letter and draft final rule, and sent to the MoT for review. Final Rule Production Final rule and Director s letter sent to MoT 27 February Next Milestone: Minister signs rule Expected Delivery Date: Significant Issues: Nil 14

15 Rule Name and i-lign Project Reference Description and Purpose of Rule Standards Development Activity This Month Current Status 630 ICAO Part 139 review (8/CAR/3) To amend the Rules so New Zealand is compliant with ICAO standards, where differences were identified by the ICAO safety oversight and security audits in late Project Start Date: Nov 2007 Processing submissions. Public Consultation Preparation of Summary of Public Submissions Next Milestone: Draft final rule to MoT Expected Delivery Date: Apr 2013 Significant Issues: Amended rule proposal to be issued for comment. 722 Safety Management Systems Group 1 (8/CAR/1) To amend Rule Parts 119/121/125, 139, 145 and 172 so New Zealand is compliant with ICAO safety management system requirements, including the establishment of policies, regulations, oversight procedures and safety performance targets. Project Start Date: Feb 2008 Supporting MoT in final preparation of policy for Cabinet review/approval. NPRM Development Re-drafting NPRM Next Milestone: Draft final rule to MoT Expected Delivery Date: Jun 2013 Significant Issues: Implementation strategy outcomes; risk-based regulation policy TBA Safety Management Systems Group 2 To amend the Rule Parts 119/135, 141, 146, 148, 149, 171, 174 and 175 so New Zealand is compliant with ICAO safety management system requirements, including the establishment of policies, regulations, oversight procedures and safety performance targets. Project Start Date: TBA Awaiting outcome of Group 1 work to finalise development and implementation strategy. Technical Development n/a Next Milestone: Expected Delivery Date: Significant Issues: TBA Omnibus 2013 The proposed amendment will cover issues related to abbreviations, definitions, terminology, referencing and formatting. Project Start Date: Sep 12 Incorporating changes recommended following legal review. NPRM Development Draft NPRM review. Next Milestone: Draft NPRM to MoT Expected Delivery Date: Mar 2013 Significant Issues: 15

16 List of Current Rule Parts and Advisory Circulars These Rules and Advisory Circulars are available on the CAA web site, under Rules Development, Paper copies are available call 0800 GET RULES ( ) Current Advisory Circulars Changes since the previous publication of the CARRIL are shown in bold. AC12-1 Rev 4 09 May 12 AC Apr 00 AC Jul 07 AC Jul 07 AC Jul 07 AC Dec 12 AC00-5 Rev 1 02 Apr 10 AC19-1 Rev 0 03 Jul 09 AC21-1 Rev 4 06 Sep10 AC21-1 App 2 Rev 3 10 Mar 08 AC21-2 Rev 3 27 Apr 07 AC21-3 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC21-4 Rev 1 20 Sep 10 AC21-5 Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC21-6 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC Feb 09 AC43-1 Rev 4 18 May 09 AC43-2 Rev 1 11 Feb 11 AC43-3 Rev 4 03 Sep 10 AC Dec 97 AC43-5 Rev 2 18 Dec 07 AC Dec 97 AC43-7 Rev 1 21 Dec 00 AC43-8 Rev 1 24 Nov 08 AC43-9 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC43-10 Rev 6 15 Feb 02 AC43-11 Rev 2 12 Jun 08 AC Mar 97 AC Mar 07 AC43-14 Rev 3 12 Mar 08 AC Sep 10 AC Dec 97 AC47-1 Rev 2 24 Jan 02 AC61-1 Rev 6 3 Nov 11 AC61-2 Rev 4 14 Feb 12 AC61-3 Rev Jul 12 AC61-5 Rev Jul 11 AC61-7 Rev Jun 11 AC61-10 Rev 4 1 Jan 09 AC61-12 Rev 3 9 May 07 AC61-13 Rev 2 9 May 07 AC61-14 Rev 2 9 May 07 AC61-15 Rev 3 9 May 07 AC61-16 Rev 2 9 May 07 AC61-17 Rev Oct 12 AC61-18 Rev 6 1 Aug 08 AC61-19 Rev 6 23 Dec 11 AC61-20 Rev 4 04 Dec 09 AC Dec 95 AC65-1 Rev 3 4 Mar 08 AC65-3 Rev 1 3 May 07 AC65-5 Rev 1 3 May 07 AC65-6 Rev 2 18 Oct 11 AC Rev 2 7 Feb 13 AC Rev 2 7 Feb 13 AC Rev 2 7 Feb 13 AC Rev 1 3 May 07 AC Rev 1 3 May 07 AC Apr 02 AC Apr 02 AC Rev 1 3 May 07 AC Rev 1 3 May 07 AC65-9 Rev 1 3 May 07 AC65-10 Rev 1 3 May 07 AC66-1 Rev 1 1 Dec 08 AC66-2.1A Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC66-2.1B Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Rev 2 30 May 12 AC Rev 1 29 Jun 09 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC Dec 08 AC67-1 Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC91-1 Rev 4 12 Apr 12 AC91-2 Rev 1 17 Jul 08 AC Apr 97 AC91-4 Rev 1 24 Jan 00 AC Apr 97 AC91-6 Rev 1 16 Mar 11 AC91-7 Rev 1 18 Mar 99 AC91-8 Rev 1 18 Mar 99 AC91-9 Rev 8 20 Sep 11 AC Jan 05 AC91-11 Rev 2 14 Jan 08 AC May 07 AC91-13 Rev 1 20 Jun 11 AC91-14 Rev 1 09 Mar 11 AC91-15 Rev 4 18 Dec 09 AC91-16 U/D AC May 09 AC Sep 10 AC Feb 11 AC Jan 12 AC Oct 12 AC92-1 Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC92-2 Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC92-3 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC103-1 Rev 3 09 Nov 12 AC108-1 Rev 3 30 Jan 13 AC109-1 Rev 1 20 Sep 10 AC119-1 Rev 6 25 Sep 09 AC119-2 Rev 2 27 Oct 06 AC119-3 Rev 6 12 Aug 11 AC119-4 Rev 1 28 Oct 05 AC May 07 AC Jul 07 AC May 00 AC125-2 Rev 0 20 Jul 10 16

17 AC Withdrawn AC139-2 Rev 2 30 Jan 13 AC139-3 Rev 3 20 Dec 07 AC139-4 Rev 3 27 Apr 07 AC139-5 Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC139-6 Rev 4 4 Jul 11 AC139-7 Rev 4 18 Dec 09 AC139-8 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC139-9 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC Rev 1 27 Apr 07 AC Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC Jul 02 AC Jul 08 AC Aug 08 AC Feb 11 AC Oct 11 AC Jul 12 AC Jan 99 AC141-1 Rev 2 9 May 07 AC145-1 Rev 4 24 Jul 07 AC146-1 Rev 2 24 Jul 07 AC148-1 Rev 3 24 Jul 07 AC157-1 Rev 2 27 Apr 07 AC171-1 Rev 1 20 Nov 09 AC172-1 Rev 8 20 Sep 11 AC May 10 AC Rev 0 31 Aug 12 AC Feb 94 AC175-1 Rev 2 23 Sep 11 Current Rule Parts Changes since the previous publication of the CARRIL are shown in bold. Amendment PART Effective date status V 1 A46 15 Dec Revoked 30 Aug A7 10 Nov A15 25 Mar A8 03 Dec A2 25 Mar A1 (Re-issue) 01 Mar A9 10 Nov A4 01 Nov A10 10 Nov A2 22 Jun A3 25 Mar A3 03 Dec A3 25 Oct A4 23 Oct Revoked 5 Aug A3 25 Mar 10 PART Amendment status Effective date 91 A22 10 Nov A2 22 Jun A5 25 Mar A1 25 Mar A4 10 Nov A7 10 Nov A5 01 Mar A6 15 Dec A2 25 Mar A9 16 Jan Initial Issue 09 Oct A1 15 Dec A13 06 Sep A23 16 Jan A16 01 Oct A7 25 Mar A3 25 Oct 07 PART Amendment status Effective date 135 A19 25 Mar A4 01 Mar A9 16 Jan A6 16 Jan A2 06 Sep A10 01 Nov A1 01 Mar A3 25 Mar A1 30 Aug A1 8 Feb A3 22 Jun A8 16 Jan A1 25 Mar A3 30 Aug A5 25 Mar 10 17