ATM/ANS.AR.A.005
Certification, oversight and enforcement tasks
Regulation
(EU) 2017/373
(a) The competent authority shall exercise
certification, oversight and enforcement tasks in respect of the application
of the requirements applicable to service providers, monitor the safe
provision of their services and verify that the applicable requirements are
met.
(b) The competent authorities shall identify
and exercise the responsibilities for certification, oversight and enforcement
in a manner which ensures that:
(1) specific points of responsibility exist to
implement each provision of this Regulation;
(2) they are aware of the safety oversight
mechanisms and their results;
(3) relevant information exchange is ensured
between competent authorities.
The
competent authorities concerned shall regularly review the agreement on the
supervision of the service providers providing air navigation services in
functional airspace blocks (FABs) that extend across the airspace falling under the responsibility of more than one Member
States referred to in Article 2(3) of Regulation
(EC) No 550/2004 and, in the case of cross-border provision of air
navigation services, the agreement on the mutual recognition of supervisory
tasks referred to in Article 2(5) of Regulation
(EC) No 550/2004, as well as the practical implementation of those
agreements, in particular in the light of achieved safety performance of the
service providers under their supervision.
(c) The competent authority shall establish
coordination arrangements with other competent authorities for notified
changes to functional systems involving service providers under the oversight of the other competent authorities. Those coordination
arrangements shall ensure the effective selection and review of those notified
changes, in accordance with point ATM/ANS.AR.C.025.
EASA aviation regulations mandate competent authorities to certify, oversee, and enforce air traffic management and air navigation service providers. They must ensure clear responsibility, safety oversight, and information exchange. Cross-border service supervision agreements require regular review. Coordination with other authorities is essential for functional system changes.
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