Constant Monitoring and Supervision Sample Clauses

Constant Monitoring and Supervision. The Outer Space Act 1986 also institutes a comprehensive monitoring and supervision system. Under the system, the Secretary of State can constantly monitor, supervise and control the space-related activities registered under this Act. The licensee, having been granted a licence under this Act, must allow the Secretary of State to inspect the licensee’s 63 See Article 7(2) and Article 5(2)(b), Outer Space Act 1986.
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Constant Monitoring and Supervision. The Space Activities Act 1998 also instituted a regime aimed at implementing a constant monitoring and supervision obligation. For such purpose, the Act requires the Minister to appoint a Launch Safety Officer (hereinafter ‘the LSO’) for every licensed launch facility.197 The LSO is issued with an identity card, which must be returned after the person has ceased to be the LSO.198 The main duty of the LSO is to monitor the compliance of the launch operator with the terms and conditions of the space licence. Apart from that, the LSO has a duty to ensure that no persons or property are endangered by any launch or return. Moreover, the LSO has a responsibility to ensure that notice is given, in accordance with the regulations, with respect to launches and returns of space objects.199 Beside the aforementioned duties, there is also a wide range of powers available to the LSO. The possibility of constant monitoring and controlling of space activities occurs when the Act prescribes that the LSO may do anything reasonable that is necessary to perform his/her function. Furthermore, the LSO has been granted powers, among others, to enter and inspect the launch facility, the space object, and other equipment at the facility, provided such inspection is executed with the consent of the licence or permit holder. The LSO can require the licensee or permit holder to provide necessary information or assistance, as well as give the necessary direction with respect to the launch or return of the space object.200 However, in exercising the power prescribed under this Act, the LSO must comply with the instructions given by the Minister. In such cases, the Minister may give different instructions for the different licensed launch facilities in order to monitor the activities, if necessary.201 With respect to the aforementioned obligations, the LSO also has the power to appoint an assistant to help him/her in the performance of his/her duties under the Space Activities Act 1998.202 Apart from the above, it is noted that space activities are also controlled by the imposition of a rule that the holder of a space licence, launch permit, and other certificates must not 197 Sections 50 and 8 (Meaning of Launch Safety Officer), Space Activities Act 1998. 198 Section 58, Space Activities Act 1998. 199 Section 51, Space Activities Act 1998. 200 Section 52, Space Activities Act 1998. 201 Section 55, Space Activities Act 1998. 202 Section 57, Space Activities Act 1998. contravene the con...
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Constant Monitoring and Supervision. The United States Government observes constant monitoring and supervision obligations in their outer space activities. In order to implement this principle, the United States gave the Secretary of Transportation the power to monitor activities of the licensee. For this purpose, 368 Sea Launch is a spacecraft launch service that uses a mobile sea platform for equatorial launches. It was established in 1995 as a consortium of four companies from the United States, Norway, Russia, and Ukraine. Boeing Commercial Space Company (the United States Company) has a 40 per cent ownership share, RSC Energia (Russia) has 25 per cent, Xxxx Kvaerner (Norway) owns 20 per cent and SDO Yuzhnoye/PO Yuzhmash (Ukraine) owns 15 per cent. See xxxx://xxx.xxx-xxxxxx.xxx/index.html, and also xxxx://xx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/wiki/Sea_Launch#Launches, accessed: 19 February 2013. (1) Launch a launch vehicle from the United States; (2) Operate a launch site within the United States; (3) re-enter a re-entry vehicle in the United States; or (4) Operate a re-entry site within the United States. Refer 14 CFR 413.3(b), Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, supra note 323. (1) Launch a launch vehicle outside the United States; (2) Operate a launch site outside the United States; (3) re-enter a re-entry vehicle outside the United States; or,
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