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Section 19, Civil Aviation Act, 2017 for an effective aviation safety and security
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(1) The Director-General shall have power to issue writtenorders to any person or organisation, where the circumstances so
warrant -
(a) directing compliance within such time as may
be specified, with the terms and conditions
of any licence or certificate issued by the
Authority; or
(b) requiring the doing of anything which in the
opinion of the Director-General is reasonably
necessary to ensure compliance with this Act
and regulations made under this Act.
(2) Any person or organisation aggrieved by any order
issued under subsection (1) may appeal to the High Court which may
modify the order as the justice of the case may require.
(3) For the purpose of investigating whether the terms
and conditions of any licence or certificate issued by the Authority
or any relevant provisions of this Act are being or have been complied
with, it shall be lawful for any inspector of the Authority authorised
in that behalf and acting in accordance with this Act in relation to the
International Civil Aviation Organisation standards and
recommended practices relating thereto, to -
(a) enter the premises of any air operator or other
holder of the licence or certificate;
(b) board any aircraft;
(c) seize any document or property of any air
operator or other holder of the licence or
certificate;
(d) interview any employee of any air operator
or other holder of the licence or certificate;
or
(e) require the attendance of and question any
person referred to in paragraphs (a), (c) and
(d) for the purposes of the investigation.
(4) Any person aggrieved by any finding of the
investigation conducted under subsection (3) may lodge an
objection with the Authority which shall give the objector the
opportunity to be heard concerning his grievance before action is
taken to apply the prescribed penalty for non- compliance.
issue
compliance
orders.
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(5) Any person who obstructs an inspector of the
Authority in the performance of his function under subsection (3),
commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not
exceeding 5,000 United States Dollars or equivalent in Leones, or to
imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or to both such
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