• Introduction
• Who should read these guidelines?
• Australian Government policy objectives and strategy
• Do I need to apply for permission to operate an international charter?
• How do I apply for permission to operate an international charter?
• Consumer protection
• Consideration of an application to operate an international charter
• Australia's international relations

• Licence Variations
• Refusal to Grant a Licence
• Advertising
• Exemptions
• Slot Applications
• Border Agency Consultation
• Regulatory Requirements for Registration as a Foreign Company
• Other Agencies
• Statistical Returns

Licence variations

Additional conditions may be imposed on an International Airline Licence (IAL) by t

The Statutory Infrastructure Provider (SIP) regime is set out in Part 19 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (the Act) and commenced on 1 July 2020. It aims to ensure that all people in Australia can access high speed broadband services. Under the Act, NBN Co Limited is the default SIP for Australia. The SIP regime also provides for alternative providers to become SIPs for the geographic areas in which they deploy telecommunications infrastructure.

• What is a road vehicle component?
• What is a component type approval?
• What is the role of component type approvals?
• Who can apply for a component type approval?
• What if I have an existing CRN and/or SARN for a component?
• What are the benefits of becoming a component type approval holder?
• How d

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• Opted-in vehicle type approval holders
• How do I know my opt-in application was approved?
• Opted-in vehicle type approval holders' obligations
• Complying with your responsibilities
• What if I don't comply?
• Varying an opted-in vehicle type approval for the first time
• Resources