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    Regulation in Parts

    Oct 17, 2018 3 minutes
    BEN WYNDHAM

    CASA’s regulatory reform program, commenced in the late 1980s, is slowly coming to its crescendo. Having trawled through multiple documents for each component of the next tranche of operational rules, it could be said that the rules as drafted are almost an anti-climax. The devil will be, I suspect, in the as-yet-unreleased detail.

    The operational regulations suite drafted by CASA has been released for comment and it was supposed to

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