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Revisiting Principles

It’s not quite a decade since CASA responded to criticism about its relationship with industry by introducing a new regulatory philosophy.

The philosophy was designed to underpin the way we performed our functions, exercised our power and engaged with the aviation community.

It laid out 10 principles aimed at improving the way we worked with industry and forming a basis

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