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Aerodrome Licence Fee 2014

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A decision made 3 December 2013:

Decision Reference:  MD-E-2013-0114

 

Decision Summary Title:

DS - Aerodrome Licence Fee 2014

Date of Decision Summary:

25 November 2013

Decision Summary Author:

Group Safety, Security and Compliance and

Manager

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title:

WR - Aerodrome Licence Fee 2014

Date of Written Report:

25 November 2013

Written Report Author:

Group Safety, Security and Compliance and

Manager

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

Public

Subject:  Aerodrome Licence Fee 2013

 

Decision(s): The Minister approved expenditure of £139,000 for the issue of the Jersey Airport Aerodrome Licence for 2014 by the Director of Civil Aviation

 

Reason(s) for Decision:  

 

The Civil Aviation (Jersey) Law 2008 provides, amongst other matters, that the aerodrome may be licensed and that the Minister for External Relations shall determine and publish the fee payable on the grant or renewal of a licence.

 

The Law also requires that the Minister for External Relations shall not determine the fee until he has sought and received the advice of the Minister for Treasury and Resources and the Minister for Economic Development. 

 

The Minister agrees the proposed licence fee, with the proviso that such fee may be adjusted by the Minister for External Relations during the year if necessary after further advice is received from the Director Of Civil Aviation.

 

The fee has been set to take into account –

• The cost of maintaining the Directorate of Civil Aviation, shared equally with Guernsey, which has responsibilities for the regulatory oversight of civil aviation safety and aviation security for Jersey Airport,

 

• The cost of regulatory audits and investigations commissioned by the DCA in respect of Jersey airport from professional agencies, including the Civil Aviation Authority.

 

Resource Implications: The proposed fee of £139,000 represents an 18% reduction on the previous year’s costs of £169,000, and 22% reduction on the 2012 fee. 

 

Action required:

The Economic Development Department is to –

• Inform the States Greffe of the decision and to request the Ministerial Decision is published in the usual manner;

 

• Agree the payment of the sum of £139,000 is paid to the Chief Minister’s Department by Jersey Airport in order that the Director of Civil Aviation may issue an Aerodrome Licence for 2014.

 

Signature:

 

 

 

Position:

Assistant Minister – Economic Development

Date Signed:

 

 

Date of Decision:

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