Procedures for Programs for which a List of Validation Sample Clauses

Procedures for Programs for which a List of Validation. Items was not defined in accordance with Appendix C. (a) The List of Differences (LOD)/Additional Technical Conditions (ATC) concept may be used as an alternative to the Validation Items concept. From the list of LOD/ATC those items will be identified by the VA team and endorsed by the VA Management which are comparable in scope to the Validation Items. For the purposes of this paragraph, LOD and ATC are defined as follows: (1) List of Differences (LOD) means the list of those conditions in the VA certification basis which are different from the CA certification basis that are necessary to account for all the differences between the applicable certification regulations of the FAA and ENAC requirements, associated technical policy material and means of compliance. (2) Additional Technical Conditions (ATC) identify important applicable regulatory differences between JAR and FAR. These may include associated policies and means of compliance. The important regulatory differences are those that have: (i) Significant impact on airworthiness level, design, operational limitations, and operating characteristics; (ii) Significant differences in means of compliance. (b) Upon agreement of both authorities, other concepts may be used as an alternative to either the LOD/ATC concept or the validation item concept.
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