A Framework for Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System Regulation in New Zealand is an article that examines the threat of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), the current state of Counter-UAS regulation in New Zealand, legal issues with implementing Counter-UAS, and a proposal for Counter-UAS legislative authority.
Publication Date- August 2018
This work contains the following major sections:
- The threat
- Existing regulatory provisions
- Need for further measures
- Licensing is insufficient
- Counter-UAS technology
- International experience
- Legal issues
- Proposal
- Conclusion
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Author- Andrew Shelley
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