Documents
- NPRM 0703SS
- Annex A – 17 Recommendations arising from the Safety Benefits of Introducing Drug and Alcohol Testing for Safety-Sensitive Personnel for the Aviation Industry
Providing comments
- Comments closed : 27 August 2007
- Options for response
- Additional information
Notice of Proposed Rule Making – NPRM 0703SS
Drug and Alcohol Testing Programme for the Aviation Industry - Proposed Part 99 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 (CASR)
Objectives of the proposed Part 99 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 (CASR)
The objective of this proposal is to twofold:
- create legislation to enable CASA to require certain aviation industry participants to have in place a drug and alcohol management plan in the interests of the safety of air navigation.
- proposed regulations will also allow for the random testing of personnel undertaking safety-sensitive aviation activities for alcohol and specified drugs.
Key proposed changes
- Introduction by regulation of a Drug and Alcohol Testing Programme for personnel undertaking safety-sensitive aviation activities in the Australian aviation industry, with DAMPS to be managed by industry, and audited by CASA, and an independent random testing regime managed by CASA;
- That regulations should give effect to the proposal as described in section 2.4 of this NPRM - safety sensitive aviation activities;
- That regulations should give effect to the proposal as described in section 2.5 of this NPRM - testable drugs.
How to respond
Please forward your response to CASA by 27 August 2007 (comment period now closed) by one of the following means:- Online response form (preferred method)
- Fax Regulatory Documentation Coordinator 1800 653 897 (free call) or international +612 6217 1691
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Post (no stamp required in Australia)
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Regulatory Documentation Coordinator
CASA’s Regulatory Development Management Branch
Canberra ACT 2601, Australia - Email (use the response format in the NPRM) nprm0703SS@casa.gov.au
Additional information
Contact Mike Higgins, Drug and Alcohol Project Manager
Email mike.higgins@casa.gov.au