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Bills unlikely to raise
human rights concerns
Civil
Aviation Amendment (CASA Board) Bill 2014
Portfolio: Infrastructure and
Regional Development
Introduced: House of
Representatives, 6 March 2014
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This bill
proposes to amend the Civil Aviation Act 1988 to increase the size of
the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Board to a total of six members. The
bill allows for the appointment of two additional Board members with technical
and/or operational aviation experience to increase the depth of knowledge and
skills on the Board.[1]
The bill also makes two minor amendments to increase the number of Board
members required to constitute a quorum at a Board meeting and increases the
number of Board members required to initiate an ad hoc Board meeting.[2]
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The bill is
accompanied by a statement of compatibility which states that it promotes the right
to work[3]
and engages rights at work.[4]
1.88 The
committee considers that the bill does not appear to give rise to human rights
concerns.
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