The Space Industry Regulations 2021
PART 1
General
1
Citation, commencement and extent
2
Interpretation
PART 2
Appointment of the regulator
3
Appointment of Civil Aviation Authority
4
Concurrent appointment for functions of issuing guidance
PART 3
Grant of a licence – general
CHAPTER 1
Eligibility criteria and prescribed roles for licensees
5
Application of eligibility criteria
6
Eligibility criteria
7
Prescribed roles: spaceport licensees
8
Prescribed role: all operators
9
Prescribed roles: spaceflight operators
10
Additional prescribed role for operators to whom regulation 9 does not apply
11
Prescribed roles: range control licensees
12
Licensee’s duty to ensure necessary resources for individuals in prescribed roles
13
Duty to inform regulator of changes: individuals in prescribed roles
14
Offence of failure to inform regulator of changes: individuals in prescribed roles
CHAPTER 2
Operator licences: exemptions
15
Operator licences: exemptions
CHAPTER 3
Grant of a licence: general
16
Interpretation of this Chapter
17
Delegation of power to the regulator
18
How to apply for a licence
19
How the regulator considers the application
20
How the regulator determines the application
21
Preparation of the licence and informing the applicant of its grant
22
Informing the applicant of the refusal of a licence
23
Renewal of a licence
24
Withdrawal of an application for a licence
PART 4
Grant of a spaceflight operator licence: risk
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
25
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Risks to persons who are not crew or spaceflight participants
SECTION 1
Steps applicant must take to ensure that risks are as low as reasonably practicable
26
Flight safety analysis
27
Ground safety analysis
28
Steps to be taken for each identified hazard
SECTION 2
Information to be provided to the regulator
29
Contents of the safety case
30
Applicant to provide safety operations manual to regulator
CHAPTER 3
Risk assessments
31
Prescribed roles
32
Prescribed requirements for risk assessment
33
Information to be provided to regulator about risk assessment
PART 5
Grant of a spaceport licence
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
34
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Prescribed criteria and requirements
35
Grant of a spaceport licence: prescribed criteria for horizontal spaceports
36
Grant of a spaceport licence: safety case requirement
37
Grant of a spaceport licence: safety clear zone requirement
38
Grant of a spaceport licence: siting assessment requirement
CHAPTER 3
Members of the public
39
“Members of the public”: prescribed meaning under section 2(7) for the purpose of section 10(a) (grant of a spaceport licence)
40
Persons who are not members of the public
PART 6
Range Control Services
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
41
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Requirements about the licensee’s capability
42
The licensee’s organisation and management
CHAPTER 3
Agreements with relevant authorities
43
Relevant agreements
44
Relevant authorities
45
Communication with relevant authorities
CHAPTER 4
The range and hazard areas
46
Identification of the designated range
47
Identification of hazard areas
48
Monitoring of a hazard area
CHAPTER 5
Notification requirements
49
Requirement to notify persons
50
Notification requirements
51
Warning notices
CHAPTER 6
Safety
52
Safety and quality management systems requirement
CHAPTER 7
Applicable conditions where an operator is authorised to provide range control services in respect of the operator’s spaceflight activities
53
Application
54
Conditions applying to spaceflight operator
PART 7
Training, qualifications and medical fitness
CHAPTER 1
General
55
Interpretation
56
Specified roles and criteria
57
Specified capacities and criteria
58
Responsibility of licensees
59
Training resources
60
Records
CHAPTER 2
The training manager
61
The training manager
62
The training manager (application for approval)
63
The training manager’s functions
64
Approval of the appointment of training manager
65
Termination of the training manager’s approval
CHAPTER 3
Training manual
66
Training manual
67
Approval of the training manual
68
Changes to the training manual
CHAPTER 4
Training programme
69
Training programme
70
Training and assessments
71
Training equipment
CHAPTER 5
Medical Fitness
72
Medical obligations
73
Certificates and confirmation of medical fitness
74
Illness, injury and related conditions
75
Disability
76
Validity of medical certificate
77
Medical records
PART 8
Safety of operator’s spaceflight activities
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
78
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
A spaceflight operator’s safety duty
79
A spaceflight operator’s safety duty
CHAPTER 3
Review and revision of safety case and risk assessment
80
Safety case and risk assessment review and revision requirements
81
Steps required after review, or review and revision, of the safety case
82
Steps required after review, or review and revision, of the risk assessment
CHAPTER 4
Other safety requirements
SECTION 1
Demonstrating requirements
83
Demonstration of compliance with safety requirements
SECTION 2
Requirements about a spaceflight operator’s organisation and management
84
A spaceflight operator’s organisation
85
Safety management system
SECTION 3
Requirements about specific safety roles
86
Responsibilities of the safety manager
87
Responsibilities of the accountable manager
88
Responsibilities of the launch director
89
Flight termination personnel
SECTION 4
Safety operations manual
90
Safety operations manual
SECTION 5
Preparations for launch, return and other operations
91
The launch vehicle
92
The launch vehicle’s ground support equipment
93
A reusable launch vehicle
94
Verification and validation by testing etc. of the launch vehicle and the ground support equipment
95
The spaceport (or other place of launch or landing) and the range
96
Communication during the operator’s spaceflight activities
97
Monitoring the environmental and meteorological conditions
98
Dangerous goods
SECTION 6
Launch, return and other operations
99
Conditions for commencing the operator’s spaceflight activities
100
During flight: monitoring and termination
101
Additional requirement relating to the launch vehicle during operator’s spaceflight activities
SECTION 7
Recording and retaining information for safety purposes
102
Information on human occupants and dangerous goods on board a launch vehicle
103
Recording, collecting and retaining information made before or during the operator’s spaceflight activities
SECTION 8
Emergency response
104
Emergency response plan requirement
CHAPTER 5
Additional safety requirements for launch vehicles with human occupants
SECTION 1
Interpretation
105
Interpretation
SECTION 2
The crew or remote pilots
106
The roles and duties of each member of the crew or a remote pilot
107
Information about the flight
108
Authority to pilot in command or remote pilot
SECTION 3
The launch vehicle
109
Additional conditions if the launch vehicle has a human occupant
110
Numbers of crew or spaceflight participants on board
111
Accessibility of instruments and equipment
112
Emergency equipment
113
Atmospheric conditions on board
SECTION 4
Specific obligations of pilot in command, flight crew or remote pilot
114
Obligations of pilot in command or remote pilot immediately before the flight
115
Obligations of pilot in command or remote pilot to carry out flight safely
116
Pilot in command, flight crew or remote pilot to remain at stations
117
Pilot in command’s obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
118
Remote pilot’s obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
119
Launch director’s or safety manager’s obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
SECTION 5
Spaceflight participants
120
Prohibiting the launch vehicle carrying a spaceflight participant
121
A spaceflight participant to remain at station
122
Availability of seating requirement to a spaceflight participant
SECTION 6
Human occupant: information to be given after consent form is signed
123
Information about the operator’s spaceflight activities
CHAPTER 6
Offences and penalties
124
Failure of launch director to check conditions met before operator’s spaceflight activities commence
125
Failure of flight termination personnel to follow obligation to make a flight termination decision
126
Failure of a pilot in command or remote pilot to carry out obligations before the flight
127
Failure of pilot in command or remote pilot to carry out flight safely
128
Failure of a pilot in command, flight crew or a remote pilot to remain at stations
129
Failure of a pilot in command to carry out obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
130
Failure of a remote pilot to carry out obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
131
Failure of a launch director or a safety manager to carry out obligations to a spaceflight participant about stations
132
Failure of a spaceflight participant to remain at station
133
Penalties
PART 9
Cosmic radiation requirements: crew of a launch vehicle and crew of a carrier aircraft
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
134
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Generally applicable provisions
135
Authorisation and prohibition on exposure
136
Risk of exposure of crew members to cosmic radiation
137
Requirements to assess and inform
138
Protection of pregnant crew
139
Monitoring of exposure to cosmic radiation: crew other than classified crew
140
Provision of information and training to crew
141
Overexposure
142
Continued working of overexposed crew
CHAPTER 3
Provisions relating to classified crew
143
Classification of crew
144
Medical surveillance
145
Health records
146
Monitoring of exposure to cosmic radiation: classified crew
147
Records of exposure to cosmic radiation of classified crew
148
Access to records of individual exposure to cosmic radiation
CHAPTER 4
Instruction of experts
149
Instruction of experts
CHAPTER 5
Consequential amendments to Air Navigation Order
150
Consequential amendments
PART 10
Spaceport safety
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
151
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
A spaceport licensee’s safety duty
152
A spaceport licensee’s safety duty
CHAPTER 3
Horizontal spaceport location requirement
153
Horizontal spaceport location requirement
CHAPTER 4
Safety case: retention, review and revision
154
Requirement to retain the safety case
155
Safety case review and revision requirement
156
Steps required after review, or review and revision, of safety case
CHAPTER 5
Safety clear zones
157
Safety clear zone requirement
CHAPTER 6
Hazardous material, testing areas and safety equipment at spaceports
158
Hazardous material storage facilities: location requirements and plan
159
Hazardous material: handling and venting areas
160
Propellants etc.: fit for purpose requirement
161
Static engine test area
162
Safety equipment
CHAPTER 7
Requirements about the spaceport licensee’s organisation and management
163
Safety management system requirement
164
Spaceport manual requirement
CHAPTER 8
Emergencies
165
Emergency response plan requirement
166
Spaceport rescue and fire-fighting provision
167
Powers of spaceport firefighters in an emergency
PART 11
Security
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
168
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Physical and personnel security
169
Responsibilities of a security manager
170
Space site security programme
171
Operator security programme
172
Access control to space sites: sufficient security measures
173
Access control to space sites: further provisions
174
Space site security restricted area and controlled area
175
Access control to space sites: emergency services
176
Security controls for prohibited articles
177
Security controls for supplies
178
Security controls for payloads and launch vehicles
179
Access control to space sites: approval of suppliers
180
Surveillance of space sites
181
Security controls: hazardous material
182
Protection of carrier aircraft, launch vehicle or payload: pre-integration
183
Protection of carrier aircraft, launch vehicle or payload: post-integration
184
Security controls for flight safety systems
CHAPTER 3
Cyber security
185
Spaceflight cyber security strategy
186
Duty to report a notifiable incident to the regulator
CHAPTER 4
Vetting, clearance, training and qualifications
187
National security vetting procedures
188
Appropriate security training and qualifications
189
Training records and qualifications
190
Renewal of security training
CHAPTER 5
Critical national infrastructure and essential services
191
Spaceflight activities: critical national infrastructure and essential services
CHAPTER 6
Security provisions for the protection of US technology
192
Segregated areas
193
Control of access to segregated area
194
Control of access to imported US technology
195
Monitoring and oversight of US technology
196
Monitoring and oversight of launch activities
197
Restrictions on the use of and access to US technology
198
Restrictions on importing US technology
199
Security training for spaceflight activities involving US technology
200
Return of US technology if export licence etc. is revoked
201
Processing of US technology after a normal launch
202
Information about nationality of contributors to launch activities etc.
PART 12
Informed consent
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
203
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Prescribed matters
204
Prescribed role or capacity
205
Prescribed criteria with respect to age and mental capacity
CHAPTER 3
The consent form
206
Details to be included in the consent form
207
Statements to be included in the consent form
208
No derogation from statements in the consent form
CHAPTER 4
Information to be given to a human occupant before the consent form is signed
209
Information about operator’s spaceflight activities carried out by the spaceflight operator
210
Information about the operator’s spaceflight activities
211
Opportunity for questions
CHAPTER 5
Procedural requirements with regard to the signification of consent
212
Who prepares the consent form
213
When a human occupant signs the consent form
214
What happens after the consent form is signed
CHAPTER 6
Evidential requirements with regard to the information and the signification of consent
215
A written record of the information provided to the human occupant
216
The signification of consent
217
The consent form as evidence of signification of consent
PART 13
Liabilities and indemnities
218
Prescribed description of individuals to whom section 34(2) does not apply
219
Prescribed cases or circumstances under which a limit on the operator’s liability to government does not apply
220
Limit on the amount of operator’s liability
221
Duty of the Secretary of State to indemnify
PART 14
Monitoring and enforcement
CHAPTER 1
General
222
Interpretation
223
Offence to obstruct inspector or regulator
224
Penalty for obstructing inspector or regulator
225
Offence to impersonate inspector
226
Penalty for impersonating inspector
CHAPTER 2
Obligation to provide information to the regulator
227
Persons to whom obligation applies
228
Information notices
229
Obligation to provide information to regulator
230
Offence of failing to comply with information notice
231
Penalty for failing to comply with information notice
232
Offence of providing false information
233
Penalty for providing false information
234
Offences of false recording
235
Defence to offences of false recording
236
Penalty for false recording
CHAPTER 3
Inspectors
SECTION 1
Appointment and powers
237
Appointment of inspector
238
Duties of inspector
239
Powers of inspector
240
References to inspector
SECTION 2
Powers exercisable by inspectors
241
Power of entry
242
Power to take persons and equipment etc. onto premises or vehicle
243
Powers of inspection and examination and to take samples
244
Powers to require information and documents
245
Powers exercisable in relation to particular articles or substances
246
Power to require the use of facilities and assistance
247
Power to issue contravention notice
248
Power to issue warning notice
249
Power to issue prohibition notice
250
Appealing against notice under regulation 249
251
Supplementary powers
252
Protection for documents subject to legal professional privilege etc.
CHAPTER 4
Sharing of information between regulator and other bodies
253
Regulator may share information
CHAPTER 5
Restrictions on disclosure of information
SECTION 1
Prohibition against disclosure of protected information
254
Meaning of “protected information”
255
Prohibition on disclosing protected information
256
Offence of disclosing protected information
257
Defences to offence of disclosing protected information
258
Penalty for disclosing protected information
SECTION 2
Exceptions to prohibition against disclosure of protected information
259
Disclosure with consent
260
Disclosure by the regulator, inspectors etc.
261
Disclosure to authorities
262
Disclosure required under legislation
263
Legal proceedings, inquiries and investigations
264
Anonymised information
PART 15
Civil sanctions (stop notices)
265
Stop notices
266
Contents of stop notice
267
Completion certificate
268
Compensation
269
Offence of failing to comply with stop notice
PART 16
Occurrence reporting
CHAPTER 1
Interpretation
270
Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
Duty to report an occurrence and the objective of that report
271
Duty to report an occurrence
272
Objective of an occurrence report
CHAPTER 3
Events elsewhere which could threaten safety
273
When an event elsewhere which could result in an accident is an occurrence
CHAPTER 4
Contents of the occurrence report
274
Contents of the occurrence report
275
Categories of occurrence
CHAPTER 5
The regulator’s actions when it receives an occurrence report
276
What the regulator must do on receipt of an occurrence report
CHAPTER 6
Confidential information
277
Protection of information and permitted disclosures
278
Court application for disclosure
CHAPTER 7
Offences and penalties
279
Providing false information
280
Failure to protect confidential information
281
Penalties
PART 17
Miscellaneous
282
Duty on licensee to inform regulator of changes
283
Offence of failure to inform regulator of changes
284
Penalty for failure to inform regulator of changes
285
Sending of notices and other documents
286
Use of records and documentary evidence: prescribed persons
287
Review
SCHEDULE 1
Information the safety case must contain
1
General information
2
General descriptions of— (a) the applicant’s organisation and management structure;...
3
For launch operator licence applicants, identification of the spaceport or...
4
Identification of— (a) any range control services needed;
5
(1) For launch operator licence applicants— (a) a schedule of...
6
Evidence that the applicant will, if granted the licence, be...
7
Details of the applicant’s safety management system for the proposed...
8
Particulars of any licence, permit or approval that any country...
9
Information about what applications, if any, the applicant has previously...
10
Information about the applicant’s experience, if any, in the design,...
11
Technical particulars
12
(1) For each safety-critical system used in the proposed spaceflight...
13
A description of the engineering practices used in the design,...
14
A description of the engineering practices and design and operational...
15
Descriptions of any hazardous material that is part of the...
16
For any payload that the launch vehicle will carry, technical...
17
Technical particulars of and performance data for any carrier aircraft...
18
Flight safety analysis
19
Ground safety analysis
SCHEDULE 2
Matters applicant must take into account for the risk assessment
SCHEDULE 3
Training and qualification
PART 1
Specified criteria
1
Launch directors
2
The LD must be able to demonstrate an ability to...
3
The LD must have the ability to organise and lead...
4
The LD must have a comprehensive knowledge of pre-flight, flight...
5
The LD must have a clear understanding of—
6
The LD must have participated in practical training, which must...
7
A trainee LD may not be given any role in...
8
Flight termination personnel
9
The MFTP must be familiar with— (a) the spaceport or...
10
The MFTP must have completed— (a) training designed for each...
11
All MFTPs who monitor launch vehicle performance and perform flight...
12
The MFTP must also be capable of resolving, where possible,...
13
Flight crew and remote pilots
14
(1) An MFC of a sub-orbital aircraft must, subject to...
15
(1) Pilots and remote pilots must possess the aeronautical knowledge,...
16
(1) An MFC expecting to act as a pilot in...
17
An MFC must be able to demonstrate the MFC’s ability...
18
(1) An MFC of a launch vehicle other than a...
19
An MFC and a remote pilot must hold a flight...
20
An MFC must have previous experience as a member of...
21
Sub-orbital aircraft engineers
22
Range operations manager
23
The ROM must ensure that the ROM’s team has completed...
24
The ROM must have experience in a similar or related...
25
Range safety manager
26
The RSM must be able to demonstrate familiarity with the...
27
Where the RSM is to be responsible for operating, or...
28
The RSM must be able to demonstrate detailed knowledge of—...
29
The RSM must also be capable of resolving malfunctions in...
PART 2
Training manual
30
The training manual must contain the matters set out in...
31
The training policy of the licensee, including guidance on objective...
32
The responsibilities of the training manager.
33
The responsibilities of instructors carrying out any part of the...
34
Information for instructors on the training programme, including—
35
The locations where any training is to be carried out....
36
The procedures established by the licensee to satisfy its obligations...
37
The entry requirements for applicants for each role.
38
The procedures to be adopted for determining that an individual...
39
A full description of the training programme, including—
40
A full description of the arrangements made for undertaking mission...
41
A statement describing any arrangements which have been made with...
42
A statement of how the licensee, other than a spaceport...
43
A statement of the policy in relation to individuals who...
44
Where the licensee will be undertaking spaceflight activities with individuals...
45
The procedures of the licensee, other than a spaceport licensee,...
46
The measures being taken to assess the performance of training...
47
A section setting out the measures the licensee is taking...
PART 3
Training for specified roles and capacities
48
Every member of the crew and remote pilot must have...
49
Every member of the crew and remote pilot must receive...
50
Every member of the crew and spaceflight participant must receive...
51
Every member of the crew and remote pilot must receive...
52
Every spaceflight participant must receive training in—
SCHEDULE 4
Requirements and matters to be addressed by safety management systems
1
In this Schedule— “emergency response plan” means the plan referred...
2
A safety management system must— (a) be proportionate to the...
3
A safety management system must include a written spaceflight safety...
4
The following matters must be addressed by the safety management...
5
The procedures referred to in paragraph 4(g)—
SCHEDULE 5
Safety operations manual
1
Where the operator’s spaceflight activities are authorised by—
2
The manual must— (a) where necessary, include or refer to...
3
Fatigue and other human factors
4
If the launch vehicle has a crew, information about the...
5
If the launch vehicle has a remote pilot, information about...
6
Details of the safety management system which the spaceflight operator...
7
Preparations for launch, return and other operations
8
Instructions and procedures for complying with the operator security programme....
9
Instructions about the functions and procedures of a mission management...
10
Instructions and procedures for ground operating staff about the types...
11
Instructions and procedures for monitoring the progress of the preparations...
12
Procedures for notifying the regulator about planned operator’s spaceflight activities...
13
Instructions as to the order of the activities and safety...
14
Instructions and procedures about recording in writing the environmental and...
15
Launch and other operations
16
Instructions and procedures about the steps to be taken if...
17
Instructions and procedures about the steps to be followed during...
18
Instructions about the process to be followed before a flight...
19
If there is a flight safety system—
20
If part of the mission, instructions and procedures about returning...
21
If the launch vehicle is reusable, instructions and procedures about...
22
Instructions and procedures about the steps to be followed on...
23
Launch vehicles with crew or a remote pilot
24
Emergency response
25
Procedures to ensure that the emergency response plan is tested,...
26
Ground support equipment
27
Making, collecting and retaining information
SCHEDULE 6
Information to be included in a health record
SCHEDULE 7
Amendments to the Air Navigation (Cosmic Radiation: Protection of Air Crew and Space Crew and Consequential Amendments) Order 2019
1
The Air Navigation (Cosmic Radiation: Protection of Air Crew and...
2
In article 2 (interpretation)— (a) in the definition of “crew”,...
3
In article 3 (application of this Order)—
4
In article 4 (meaning of “operator”)— (a) in paragraph (1)...
5
In article 5 (authorisation and prohibition on exposure)—
6
In article 6 (risk assessments)— (a) in paragraph (1) omit...
7
In article 10 (provision of information and training to crew)—...
8
In article 11 (overexposure), in paragraph (1) omit the words...
9
In article 12 (continued working of overexposed crew)—
10
In article 15 (health records), in paragraph (3)(b)(ii) omit the...
11
In article 17 (records of exposure to cosmic radiation of...
12
In article 18 (access to records of individual exposure to...
13
In article 19 (instruction of experts), in paragraph (5) omit...
14
In article 21 (right of access to aerodromes and other...
SCHEDULE 8
Information and instructions which must be included in a spaceport manual
1
The name and status of the accountable manager for the...
2
The names and status of other senior operating staff at...
3
Details of the safety management system.
4
Procedures for promulgating information concerning the spaceport’s state.
5
Procedures for control of access, vehicles and work in relation...
6
Procedures for the removal of disabled carrier aircraft, launch vehicles...
7
Process to ensure the emergency response plan is tested, reviewed...
8
Process to ensure that the part of the site plan...
9
Procedures to ensure that an appropriate safety clear zone, where...
10
Procedures for using a designated static engine test area.
11
Process and procedures to ensure the safe integration of licensed...
12
In the case of a spaceport which has any hazardous...
13
Procedures for complying with fit for purpose requirements in regulation...
14
Operational procedures for the routine and special inspection of the...
15
Process for using, maintaining, testing, repairing and servicing of any...
16
If spaceflight activities are permitted during periods of low visibility,...
17
Details of, or reference to, the bird control management plan,...
18
The scale of rescue, first aid and fire service facilities,...
19
Procedures for complying with the space site security programme required...
2021 No. 792

Space Industry

The Space Industry Regulations 2021
Made
at 9.40 a.m. on 8th July 2021
Coming into force
29th July 2021
The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred by—
a
sections 2(7), 3(5), 4(2) and (4), 5(2)(a) to (c), 7(6)(a) to (e), 8(5) to (7), 9(2), (3), (5) and (6), 10(b), 13(3), 16(1) and (2)(a) to (c), 17(1) and (3), 18(1), (4) and (5), 19(1), 23(1), 26(3), 34(3)(a), (5) and (6), 35(5)(b), 36(3)(a), 54, 56(4), 59(2), 66(1) and (3), 68(1) to (3) of,
b
Schedule 2 to,
c
paragraphs 1(1), 1(3)(a) and (b), 2(1) and (3), 3(1) and (2), 5(a), 6(1)(c) and (3) of Schedule 3 to, and
d
paragraphs 1(1), (2), (4) and (5) of Schedule 5 to,
the Space Industry Act 2018 , makes the following Regulations.
In accordance with section 4(2) of that Act, the Secretary of State is satisfied that in the cases set out in these Regulations, the requirement for an operator licence is not necessary to secure public safety, to secure the health and safety of individuals taking part in spaceflight activities in a role or capacity prescribed under section 17(1) or to secure compliance with the international obligations of the United Kingdom.
In accordance with section 68(7) of that Act, the Secretary of State has carried out a public consultation.
In accordance with section 68(6) and (7) of that Act, a draft of this instrument and a report about the consultation have been laid before Parliament.
In accordance with section 68(6) of that Act, the draft has been approved by a resolution of each House of Parliament.
2018 c. 5. See section 69(1) for the definition of “prescribed”.
See section 3(2) of the Space Industry Act 2018 for the definition of “operator licence”.