Regulation Structure Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

Why do we require different levels of regulatory text?

A

As the complexity of the aviation sector makes it impossible to regulate without having the different levels of

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2
Q

What is another name for binding regulations/rules?

A

Hard law

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3
Q

What is hard law?

A

Binding regulations or rules with no flexibility

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4
Q

What type of law allows flexibility?

A

Soft law

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5
Q

What is soft law?

A

No binding standards that allow flexibility

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6
Q

What is another name for non binding standards?

A

Soft law

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7
Q

What does CS stand for?

A

Certification Specifications

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8
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What does IR stand for?

A

Implementing Rule

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9
Q

How is the aviation law document arranged?

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The cover regulations of implementing rules appear first
The IR annex points appear second
Then it’s followed by AMC and GM

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10
Q

What does AMC stand for?

A

Acceptable Means of Compliance

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11
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What does GM stand for?

A

General Material

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12
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What are CS paragraphs followed by?

A

The relevant AMC paragraph

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