Space (Launches and Returns) (High Power Rocket) Rules 2019
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(1) The application must include the following information in relation to the high power rocket: (a) the type of rocket; (b) the name and address of the designer; (c) the name and address of the manufacturer; (d) the country of manufacture; (e) a copy of the manufacturer’s quality assurance system, or a description of the system if a copy is not available to the applicant; (f) information showing whether the manufacturer has quality assurance certification that is in accordance with a recognised standard; (g) information showing whether the rocket has been manufactured in accordance with the designer’s specifications and tested and inspected having regard to the designer’s specifications; (h) information showing whether the rocket has received appropriate import approvals; (i) technical specifications of each of the systems mentioned in subsection (2); (j) whether the rocket is or contains a nuclear weapon or weapon of mass destruction of any other kind; (k) whether the rocket contains a nuclear power source or any other hazardous materials (including radioactive materials), and if so the amount of each hazardous material. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(i), technical specifications are required for the following systems of the rocket: (a) the structural system; (b) the propulsion system; (c) the fuel system; (d) the electrical system, including the power supply and power distribution; (e) each of the electronic systems, including the guidance system, communications system, flight control system, computer system and data management system; (f) the flight safety system.