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any of the following:
           (i) navigation;
           (ii) radiocommunications;
       Note   Under regulation 91.625 of CASR, it is an offence for a person to transmit on particular radio frequencies published in the AIP or NOTAM unless the person is authorised or qualified to do so.
           (iii) turning on and off, or tuning and identifying, radionavigation systems;
(e) assisting the pilot in command with checklist requirements;
(f) assisting the pilot in command in monitoring systems and instrumentation;
(g) undergoing training for a Certificate IV in Aviation (Air Crew Officer).
       Note   See the definition of Certificate IV in Aviation (Air Crew Officer) in subsection (1).
       (4) A trainee may only be given an assignment involving a duty mentioned in subsection (3) for the purpose of training the trainee for that duty.
       (5) The operator's exposition or operations manual (as applicable) must include such policies, risk assessments, management instructions, standard operating procedures, and training and checking procedures, as are needed to ensure that:
(a) the requirements of this section are complied with; and
(b) the duties mentioned in subsection (3), including when performed by a trainee, are carried out safely.

Part 5 Miscellaneous Dropping Operations

26 Application of Part
        This Part applies to an operator in an aerial work operation that is a miscellaneous dropping operation.

27 Definitions
       (1) In this Part:
CASA EX32/24 means CASA EX32/24 — Flight Crew Licensing and Other Matters (Miscellaneous Exemptions) Instrument 2024.
miscellaneous dropping operation means an operation that involves, or involves training for, dropping relevant articles from an aircraft in flight below 500 ft, but does not include any operation that involves spraying or broadcasting any substance.
pilot in command mean the person mentioned in paragraph 28(c).
relevant articles means any of the following:
(a) incendiaries to initiate controlled burning;
(b) baits for the capture or eradication of feral animals;
(c) search and rescue equipment;
(d) fodder for livestock;
(e) items for disaster relief;
(f) other articles of a nature, or articles dropped for a purpose, that is closely similar to the nature or purpose of the articles mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e).
Note   A relevant article does not include any substance that may be sprayed or broadcast: see the definition of miscellaneous dropping operation.
       (2) Unless the contrary intention appears, in this Part, other words and phrases have the same meaning as they have under Part 138 of CASR.

28 Exemptions
        The operator of an aircraft in a miscellaneous dropping operation that is an aerial work operation in the form of a dispensing operation below 500 ft under Part 138 of CASR (the operator) is exempted from compliance with the following provisions of CASR:
(a) subregulation 138.475(1) — but only with respect to subparagraph 138.475(2)(c)(i);
(b)