National Space Legislation Sample Clauses

National Space Legislation. The Outer Space Act 1986 The birth of the Outer Space Act 198635 was related to the growth of the United Kingdom’s outer space-related activities. Prior to the late 1980s, the United Kingdom’s outer space activities were conducted by the United Kingdom Government or Government-controlled organizations only.36 However, when the commercialization of outer space activities commenced, it resulted in various UK companies procuring the launch of satellites as well as operating them. This scenario then led to the enactment of the first United Kingdom domestic outer space legislation in 1986, namely the Outer Space Act 1986. This then became the legal basis for regulating their outer space-related activities.
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National Space Legislation. Space Activities Act 1998 The birth of the Space Activities Act 1998141 was closely related to the Australian Government policy in the late 1990s. Around this period, the Australian Government started to seriously consider the potential of its space launch industry. This was in response to the interests of various private sectors in the development of the space launch industry in Australia. For example, Xxxxxxx Aerospace submitted a proposal in 1997 to develop and operate a commercial launch facility at Woomera.142 Other private commercial launch operators also showed the same interest.143 At this point, it is noted that the interest of space- faring nations in conducting launch activities in Australia is, in fact, based on certain criteria. The country is regarded as a suitable place to conduct launch activities not only because of its highly suitable geographical features such as its proximity to the equator, but also because of its extensive sparsely-populated land areas. Such a location reduces the risk of human injury. Moreover, the country offers numerous other advantages including a stable political history, technical expertise, and well developed and sophisticated infrastructure such as telecommunications and transport facilities.144 Acknowledging its great potential in the space 141 The Space Activities Act 1998 refers to ‘Act No. 123 of 1998 as amended, taking into account amendments up to Act No. 8 of 2010’. It was prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting, Attorney-General Department, Canberra. The full text is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/Details/C2010C00193, accessed: 17 January 2013. 142 In April 1997, the American corporation Xxxxxxx Aerospace Corporation signed an Operations Agreement with the Australian Government, to allow the company to develop and operate a commercial launch facility at Woomeera. Even though this project has not proceeded due to funding difficulties, the Australian Government still describes it as ‘under development’. For more information see Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, supra note 117, at 57-58; Xxxxxx, Xxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, supra note 119, at 46. 143 To name a few, they are: the United Launch Systems International, and the Asia Pacific Space Centre Pty Ltd (ASPC). For more information read Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, supra note 117, at 57-58; Xxxxxx, Xxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, supra note 119, at 46. 144 Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, “Space Legislation: The Australian Experience”, Proceedings of the Project 2001 – Workshop on Nation...

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