Discussion and Feedback

CURRENT DISCUSSION ITEMS AND OTHER CHANGES

Below is a list of proposed changes, additions or updates to various APF regulations and/or manuals and guides. Links are provided for more detailed references to each item. Please read and leave comment, suggestions or feedback at the bottom of the page. Members are invited to make constructive alternative proposals where appropriate.

The APF process for initiating changes to regulations, the Constitution and other important documents is explained below the list of items (formerly known as the NPRM process).

Operational Regulations
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Regulatory Schedules
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Jump Pilot Manual
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Misconduct Policy and Procedures Manual
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Display Manual
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Equipment Standard APF071206-L
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Training Operations Manual (TOM)
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ABOUT THE REGULATORY CHANGE OR UPDATE Process

The APF’s process for initiating changes to its Constitution, Operational Regulations, Regulatory Schedules and/or Manuals and Guides is explained below (formerly known as the NPRM (Notice of Proposed Rule Making)). The process may vary, depending on the document involved with the proposed change and the significance of the change. Below are two examples of the steps generally followed:

For changes to the APF Constitution

  1. Proposal of introduction or alteration;
  2. Governance Committee review;
  3. Membership consultation;
  4. Consideration on feedback from consultation;
  5. Governance Committee review;   
  6. Board review and approval;
  7. Dissemination to the membership, stakeholder and interested parties; and
  8. Rule and Regulation become effective.

For significant changes to the regulations

  1. Proposal of introduction or alteration;
  2. Technical and Safety Committee review;
  3. Membership consultation;
  4. Consideration on feedback from consultation;
  5. Final Technical and Safety Committee review;
  6. CASA review (Operational Regulations only);
  7. Board review and approval;
  8. Dissemination to the membership, stakeholder and interested parties; and
  9. Rule and Regulation become effective.

Note: Not all changes or corrections must go through all these steps. The APF Board, it's Governance Committee, the CEO and the Technical and Safety Committee may also make some rule changes without the need to go through every step.

COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS AND FEEDBACK REGARDING PROPOSED CHANGES

Please complete this form to make comments/suggestions and give feedback about any of the proposed changes. Members are invited to make constructive alternative proposals where appropriate.

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