Design Approval Procedures Sample Clauses

The Design Approval Procedures clause establishes the process by which design submissions are reviewed and approved by the relevant parties in a project. Typically, it outlines the steps for submitting design documents, the timeframe for review, and the criteria or standards that must be met for approval. For example, it may require the contractor to submit drawings for the owner's review, who then has a set period to approve or request revisions. This clause ensures that all design work meets agreed-upon requirements before implementation, thereby reducing the risk of costly errors or misunderstandings later in the project.
Design Approval Procedures. 5.1. Nothing in this section prevents the Authorities from requiring additional information to Appendix C or Appendix D to be disclosed prior to issuing a Validation of Type Certificate or Type Certificate as each Authority deems necessary. 5.2. Each authority should, to extent permitted by its country's respective laws, obligations and rules, base its approval of the type design of a product or change to the type design of a product on the certifications made by the other Authority. 5.3. Importing requirements regarding type design approval 5.3.1. Aircraft imported to the Czech Republic shall have a LAA CR Type Certificate to be eligible for registration on the LAA CR Registry. Supplemental Type Certificates issued by CAAC-AAD and intended to be implemented into a Czech registered aircraft need to be validated by LAA CR before the implementation. 5.3.2. Aircraft imported to China shall have a Chinese Validation of Type Certificate to be eligible for registration on the China Registry. Supplemental Type Certificates issued by LAA CR and intended to be implemented into a Chinese registered aircraft need to be validated by CAAC-AAD before the implementation. 5.4. Type design approval 5.4.1. CAAC-AAD issues Validation of Type Certificates for imported products to grant approval of the type design. While making final decision on Validation of Type Certificate under this Technical Arrangement, CAAC-AAD shall remain fully entitled to use its discretion in accordance with its national law and regulations. 5.4.2. LAA CR issues Type Certificates for imported products to grant approval of the type design. While making final decision on Type Certificate under this Technical Arrangement, LAA CR shall remain fully entitled to use its discretion in accordance with its national law and regulations. 5.5. Application for type design approval 5.5.1. Applications for type design approval should be made through the Exporting Authority, with a request that the application and related information be forwarded to the Importing Authority. Applications are subjected to corresponding fees and charges of the Importing Authority. 5.5.2. Applications for CAAC Validation of Type Certificate should include all information designated in Appendix C. The applicant must be the holder of the LAA CR type certificate. 5.5.3. Applications for LAA CR Type Certificate should include all information designated in Appendix D. The applicant must be the holder of the CAAC type certificate and is the ...
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