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AIR LAW and PROCEDURESSection 1 of the Transport Canada Study and Reference GuideRegulatory StructureThe Aeronautics ActThe Regulations (the Cars)The Standards (documents)The Advisory MaterialAeronautics ActAn act of Parliament providing the basis for the regulations of aeronautics. The Act empowers the Governor In Council (Special Committee of the Cabinet) to make regulations to carry out the Minister’s mandate.RegulationsRegulations are rules of conduct made by the Cabinet (on the advice of the Minister of Transport or by the Minister him or herself).The making, amending and repealing of “regulations” must follow certain legal requirements as set out in the Statutory Instruments Act.StandardsStandards are the criteria and Conditions of each regulation…the “how to”.AdvisoryAdvisory material represents the recommended procedures or guidance information in respect of a regulation or standard.StructureReference 4 21 .26 (6) (b) iiPart 4Subpart 21Section .26Subsection (6)Paragraph (b)Subparagraph iiCARs NUMBERING405.06 ? REGULATION425.06 ? STANDARD445.06 ? ADVISORYCARs REGULATORY STRUCTUREPART I - GENERALContains definitions and general administrative and compliance provisions, including the Minister’s regulatory authorities, the designated provisions and the charges for various services provided by the department.CARs REGULATORY STRUCTUREPART II - Identification, Registration and Leasing of AircraftRegulates the identification, registration, marking and leasing of aircraft and the identification of aeronautical products.CARs REGULATORY STRUCTUREPART III - Aerodromes and AirportsSets out the regulations respecting aerodromes and airports, including the requirements for the certification of airports.CARs REGULATORY STRUCTUREPART IV - Personnel Licensing and TrainingContains the regulations governing the training and licensing of flight crew, aircraft maintenance engineers and air traffic controllers. CARs REGULATORY STRUCTUREPART V - Airwo