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AMC1 21.B.220(e) Initial certification procedure
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-21931
ED Decision 2023/014/R
found in: Initial Airworthiness and Environmental Protection (748/2012) Part-21 Part-21L (Jul 2024)
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AMC1 21.B.220(e) Initial certification procedure ED Decision 2023/014/R ISSUE OF THE CERTIFICATE (a) The competent authority should base its decision to issue a POA on the recommendation report (EASA Form 56, see [GM1 21.B.220](#_DxCrossRefBm1649097200)) of the investigation team submitted by the POA team leader. EASA Form 56 includes a proposal by the investigation team for the scope and terms of approval that define the products, parts and appliances for which the approval is to be granted, with appropriate limitations. (b) When the competent authority issues the approval, a final controlled copy of an acceptable exposition for the organisation should be supplied to the competent authority. (c) A record should be kept by the competent authority and should upon request be brought to the attention of EASA for standardisation purposes.
##### AMC1 21.B.220(e) Initial certification procedure *ED Decision 2023/014/R* **ISSUE OF THE CERTIFICATE** (a) The competent authority should base its decision to issue a POA on the recommendation report (EASA Form 56, see [GM1 21.B.220](#_DxCrossRefBm485230691)) of the investigation team submitted by the POA team leader. EASA Form 56 includes a proposal by the investigation team for the scope and terms of approval that define the products, parts and appliances for which the approval is to be granted, with appropriate limitations. (b) When the competent authority issues the approval, a final controlled copy of an acceptable exposition for the organisation should be supplied to the competent authority. (c) A record should be kept by the competent authority and should upon request be brought to the attention of EASA for standardisation purposes.