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Recent Developments and Status of National Space Legislation

Recent Developments and Status of National Space Legislation. Dr. Frans von der Dunk Co-Director, International Institute of Air and Space Law. The general environment. Satellite communications Privatisation IGO’s; success private operators Satellite remote sensing Slow developments: VHR

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Recent Developments and Status of National Space Legislation

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  1. Recent Developments and Status of National Space Legislation Dr. Frans von der Dunk Co-Director, International Institute of Air and Space Law

  2. The general environment • Satellite communications • Privatisation IGO’s; success private operators • Satellite remote sensing • Slow developments: VHR • Launching • Market problems: Arianespace • New areas • Navigation; ISS commercialisation

  3. Int’l legal developments • COPUOS • Definition “launching State” • Development (national) registration • UNIDROIT • Space asset protocol • European Union • 2002 Directives & Accompanying Regime

  4. Nat’l law developments • Germany & France... • Belgium • Draft Act inserted into the legislative process • Netherlands • Fundamental decision taken: framework law • Non-European: • New: India; PR China; Nigeria; SKorea • Extensions: Brazil; Australia

  5. Results UN Workshop • Daejon, XI/2003 • Duty under Art. VI OST on A & CS  recommendation licensing/ NSL • Strong impetus for NSL under Art. VII OST & Liability Convention • Strong impetus for NSL under Art. VIII OST & Registration Convention • Impetus for insurance requirements

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