Remediation Period Prior to Rescission

In plain language

Before officially canceling a declaration of compliance, the FAA may give the manufacturer time to fix the compliance issues if doing so serves the public interest.

Requirement as structured

The FAA may provide a reasonable period of time for the submitter of a declaration of compliance to remediate noncompliance before rescinding acceptance, if it is in the public interest.

Original regulatory text

If the Administrator determines that it is in the public interest, prior to rescinding acceptance of a declaration of compliance, the Administrator may provide a reasonable period of time for the person who submitted the declaration of compliance to remediate the noncompliance. A failure to remediate the noncompliance constitutes cause for rescission of the FAA's acceptance of the declaration of compliance.

Applies when

entity

Declaration of Compliance submitter

country

United States

operation

Remote identification of unmanned aircraft

regulatory area

remote_id

aircraft category

unmanned aircraft required to be registered

regulatory category

General