UK Statutory Instrument SI 2021/793 United Kingdom

The Spaceflight Activities (Investigation of Spaceflight Accidents) Regulations 2021

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Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

Does it bind you?

Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.

Operator1 Any Person1

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What it requires

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

s.008 Information on persons and dangerous goods on board a launch vehicle following a spaceflight accident Regulated
  • Notify Chief Inspector of persons and dangerous goods on board after spaceflight accidentOperator
s.036 What happens after a person receives a safety recommendation Regulated
  • Respond to SAIA safety recommendations within 90 days and keep recordsAny Person
44 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement and extent
s.002 Application of these Regulations
s.003 Interpretation
s.004 Service of notices and other documents
s.005 Safety investigation authority
s.006 Appointment of Inspectors of Spaceflight Accidents
s.007 Obligation to notify spaceflight accident
s.009 Preservation of evidence
s.010 Coordination of investigations
s.011 Objective and independence of a safety investigation
s.012 The extent of a safety investigation
s.013 Reopening of safety investigation
s.014 Duty to investigate
s.015 Power to investigate
s.016 Power to investigate spaceflight accidents occurring elsewhere than the United Kingdom
s.017 Assistance with safety investigations
s.018 Accredited representatives and advisers
s.019 State appointment of experts
s.020 Participation in another state’s investigation
s.021 Investigator-in-charge
s.022 Delegation of powers by investigator-in-charge
s.023 Rights of access to information and records
s.024 Inspectors’ powers of entry and inspection of land or premises in the United Kingdom
s.025 Inspectors’ powers to call and examine a witness
s.026 Inspectors’ powers relating to evidence from a witness
s.027 Release of evidence to owner
s.028 Recovery of expenses
s.029 Interpretation
s.030 Protection of information and permitted disclosures
s.031 Court application for disclosure
s.032 The duty to prepare a safety investigation report
s.033 Notice of safety investigation report
s.034 Pre-publication copies of the final safety investigation report
s.035 Safety recommendations
s.037 Failure to notify a spaceflight accident
s.038 Obstruction
s.039 Failure to comply with witness summons
s.040 Failure to preserve evidence
s.041 Failure to protect sensitive safety information
s.042 Unauthorised disclosure of information relating to a safety investigation
s.043 Failure to provide information on persons and dangerous goods on board a launch vehicle following a spaceflight accident
s.044 Disclosure of information relating to persons on board a launch vehicle and persons to be contacted in the event of a spaceflight accident
s.045 Penalties
s.046 Review

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