Airports Act 1996
214Severability
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214 Severability
In addition to their effect apart from this section, Divisions 3 to 9 (inclusive) also have the effect they would have if each reference in those Divisions to a scheme for the management of demand for the handling of aircraft movements at an airport were, by express provision, confined to a scheme for the management of demand for the handling of any or all of the following: (a) aircraft movements at an airport, where the movements are in the course of interstate air transport operations; (b) aircraft movements at an airport, where the movements are in the course of international air transport operations; (c) aircraft movements at an airport, where the aircraft are operated by constitutional corporations; (d) aircraft movements at an airport, where the aircraft are operated by the Commonwealth or by an authority or instrumentality of the Commonwealth; (e) aircraft movements at an airport, where the movements are for a purpose related to the defence of Australia; (f) aircraft movements at an airport in a Territory; (g) other aircraft movements at an airport, where it is in the interests of the safety, efficiency or regularity of, or it is otherwise incidental to: (i) interstate air transport operations; or (ii) international air transport operations; or (iii) air transport operations carried on by constitutional corporations; or (iv) air transport operations carried on by the Commonwealth or by an authority or instrumentality of the Commonwealth; or (v) air transport operations carried on for a purpose related to the defence of Australia; or (vi) air transport operations in a Territory; for those other aircraft movements to be dealt with by the scheme.