12 Occurrences that are prescribed as both immediately reportable matters and routine reportable matters
To avoid doubt:
(a) none of the descriptions of, or references to, kinds of investigable matters in this Part limit each other; and
(b) if a particular occurrence that is an investigable matter involving an aircraft is prescribed, by a provision of this Part, for the purposes of both:
(i) the definition of immediately reportable matter in subsection 3(1) of the Act; and
(ii) the definition of routine reportable matter in subsection 3(1) of the Act;
the occurrence is to be treated as an immediately reportable matter in relation to the aircraft.
Note: For example, if a collision involving an aircraft engaged in a Category B (commercial non‑passenger) aircraft operation is covered by each of the definitions of aircraft accident, reportable serious aircraft incident and aircraft incident in section 6, the collision is to be treated as an immediately reportable matter under paragraph 11B(1)(a) (aircraft accidents) in relation to the aircraft.