Drag out the bucket - "K", Gobbles, anyone?? 
From yet another soft cock, M&M scripted presser from miniscule 6D_NFI_Chester it is becoming quite obvious that the inevitable, self-serving pushback from the aviation safety bureaucracy is occurring...
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(Again warning - puke bucket will be required)
Somewhat bizarrely this bollocks miniscule Fort Fumble blueprint was also reported on by the Government GBE 'Infrastructure Australia' personal (ATP funded) propaganda publication...
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MTF...P2
From yet another soft cock, M&M scripted presser from miniscule 6D_NFI_Chester it is becoming quite obvious that the inevitable, self-serving pushback from the aviation safety bureaucracy is occurring...
:(Again warning - puke bucket will be required)
Quote:Blueprint for CASA's future
Media Release
DC220/2017
24 July 2017
A fresh blueprint for the future for the Civil Aviation Safety Authority has been released by the Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Darren Chester.
Mr Chester said CASA's latest corporate plan continues CASA's focus on safety as its highest priority and sets out how the nation's aviation safety regulator will be pragmatic, practical and proportional in its responsibilities.
“The 2017–18 CASA corporate plan is a strong blueprint for the future of aviation safety regulation in Australia to help maintain our record of having one of the safest skies in the world,” Mr Chester said.
“In addition to its regulatory approach the plan identifies a number of key aviation activities and highlights strong stakeholder engagement as a priority.
“CASA will maintain and enhance a fair, effective and efficient aviation safety regulation system while collaboratively engaging with the wider aviation community to promote and support a positive safety culture. CASA will also continually improve its organisational performance.
“I am particularly pleased to see CASA is committed to modernising its service delivery to meet the evolving needs of all sectors of Australian aviation.
“In 2017–18 CASA will develop a customer service charter that will shape the way it delivers client services.
“It will optimise client service channel options and will drive a digital first approach to medical certification.
“The overarching objective will be to create an efficient, simple and accessible experience for the people and organisations in aviation that conduct regulatory business with CASA,” Mr Chester said.
Other important initiatives in the latest CASA corporate plan include a review of the safety regulatory strategy for remotely piloted aircraft systems, commencing implementation of the final tranche of regulatory reform, and continuing the implementation of the Government's response to the Aviation Safety Regulatory Review.
The corporate plan is available online: www.casa.gov.au/publication/corporate-plan-2017–18
Photo: Mr Chester with CASA CEO Shane Carmody.
![[Image: dc220_2017-Darren-Chester-with-Shane-Carmody.jpg]](http://minister.infrastructure.gov.au/chester/photos/2017/dc220_2017-Darren-Chester-with-Shane-Carmody.jpg)
Somewhat bizarrely this bollocks miniscule Fort Fumble blueprint was also reported on by the Government GBE 'Infrastructure Australia' personal (ATP funded) propaganda publication...
:Quote:CASA’s Future outlined
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IA:Admin
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July 24, 2017
Blueprint for CASA’s future
An updated blueprint for the future for the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has been released by the Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Darren Chester.
Mr Chester said CASA’s latest corporate plan continues CASA’s focus on safety as its highest priority and sets out how the nation’s aviation safety regulator will be pragmatic, practical and proportional in its responsibilities.
“The 2017–18 CASA corporate plan is a strong blueprint for the future of aviation safety regulation in Australia to help maintain our record of having one of the safest skies in the world,” Mr Chester said.
“In addition to its regulatory approach the plan identifies a number of key aviation activities and highlights strong stakeholder engagement as a priority.
“CASA will maintain and enhance a fair, effective and efficient aviation safety regulation system while collaboratively engaging with the wider aviation community to promote and support a positive safety culture. CASA will also continually improve its organisational performance.
“I am particularly pleased to see CASA is committed to modernising its service delivery to meet the evolving needs of all sectors of Australian aviation.
“In 2017–18 CASA will develop a customer service charter that will shape the way it delivers client services.
“It will optimise client service channel options and will drive a digital first approach to medical certification.
“The overarching objective will be to create an efficient, simple and accessible experience for the people and organisations in aviation that conduct regulatory business with CASA,” Mr Chester said.
Other important initiatives in the latest CASA corporate plan include a review of the safety regulatory strategy for remotely piloted aircraft systems, commencing implementation of the final tranche of regulatory reform, and continuing the implementation of the Government’s response to the Aviation Safety Regulatory Review.
You can download the entire plan HERE
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