Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00913:reg:8:p72
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00913
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 72/105)
Character Range: 568036–570829

of the ASIC is told about the cancellation.
 (4) The Secretary may, on application in writing by the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body, extend the time for making the application.
 (5) If the Secretary needs more information to deal with an application, the Secretary may ask the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body, in writing, for the information.
 (6) If the Secretary receives an application under subregulation (2), the Secretary may request information about the former holder of the ASIC from the Secretary AGD.
 (7) If the Secretary has asked for more information under subregulation (5), and does not receive the information within 30 days of asking for it, the Secretary may close the application and regulations 6.43B and 6.43C do not apply.
Note: Closing an application is not a refusal to issue an ASIC.
 (8) The Secretary may, on application in writing by the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body, extend the time for providing the information.
 (9) If an application was closed under subregulation (7) and the Secretary extends the time in which the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body may provide the information, the application is not reopened until the Secretary receives the information.

6.43B  Reinstatement of ASIC cancelled for qualified security assessment—Secretary's decision
 (1) This regulation applies if:
 (a) an ASIC is cancelled in accordance with paragraph 6.43(2)(ba); and
 (b) the Secretary receives:
 (i) an application mentioned in subregulation 6.43A(2) from the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body for the ASIC; or
 (ii) any information for which the Secretary asks the former holder of the ASIC or the issuing body under subregulation 6.43A(5).
 (2) If the Secretary is satisfied on reasonable grounds that setting aside the cancellation of the ASIC would not constitute a threat to aviation security, the Secretary must set aside the cancellation.
 (3) If the Secretary is satisfied on reasonable grounds that setting aside the cancellation of the ASIC would constitute a threat to aviation security, the Secretary must refuse to set aside the cancellation.
 (4) Subject to subregulation (5), within 30 days after the Secretary receives the application or, if subparagraph (1)(b)(ii) applies, within 30 days after the Secretary receives the information, the Secretary must:
 (a) decide whether to set aside the cancellation of the ASIC; and
 (b) if the Secretary decides to set aside the cancellation—tell the following persons, in writing, about the decision and any condition under regulation 6.43D to which the setting aside is subject:
 (i) the former holder of the ASIC;
 (ii) the issuing body;
 (iii) the Secretary AGD; and
 (c) if the Secretary refuses to set aside the cancellation:
 (i) tell