19Licence conditions

#### 19 Licence conditions (1) The following conditions apply to an international airline licence: (a) the licence holder must continue to maintain a contact telephone number in Australia; (b) the licence holder must provide the Secretary with compliance declarations in accordance with section 24; (c) if the Secretary gives the licence holder a written notice under subsection 24(3), or otherwise requests the licence holder in writing, the licence holder must provide the following documents to the Secretary: (i) if the licence holder is a corporation—current evidence of its corporate existence; (ii) current evidence of the insurance coverage mentioned in paragraph 14(2)(e); (iii) a copy of the Air Operator’s Certificate mentioned in paragraph 14(2)(f); (iv) current evidence of the transport security program mentioned in paragraph 14(2)(g); (d) the licence holder must comply with the following: (i) the Act and this instrument; (ii) the Air Navigation (Aircraft Noise) Regulations 2018; (iii) the Civil Aviation Act 1988 and any instrument made under that Act; (iv) the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 and any instrument made under that Act; (v) the Civil Aviation (Carriers’ Liability) Act 1959 and any instrument made under that Act; (vi) if the licence holder is Qantas—the Qantas Sale Act 1992. (2) The Secretary may, at any time after granting an international airline licence, impose further conditions on the licence, whether or not the licence holder has breached any existing condition of the licence. > Note: For review of a decision by the Secretary under this subsection, see section 23A of the Act. (3) If the Secretary proposes to impose a further condition on an international airline licence under subsection (2), the Secretary must give the licence holder notice of the proposed variation of the licence in accordance with section 21.