Part 2: Air traffic Schedule 3: Modification of licence conditions under section 11 of the Transport Act 2000: appeals
This Schedule inserts new sections 19A to 19F into the 2000 Act.
	These new sections make provision for appeals in respect of a decision by the CAA to modify a licence condition; this includes provision for which persons may appeal and for appeals to be made to the CMA (new section 19A), the grounds on which an appeal may be allowed (new section 19B), what occurs on the determination of an appeal (new section 19C), the time limits within which such appeals must be determined (new section 19D), and requirements governing the publication of the determination of the appeal (new section 19E). The appeal may only be brought by the licence holder or certain other persons (e.g. an airline operator, or the owner or manager of a prescribed aerodrome whose interests are materially affected by the decision) with the permission of the CMA, which (if the appeal is allowed) must do one or more of the following, namely quash the decision appealed against, remit the matter to the CAA for reconsideration and decision, or substitute its own decision for that of the CAA.
	New section 19F applies new Schedule A1 (making further provision in respect of appeals under section 19A) to the 2000 Act, and requires the CMA in exercising its appeal functions to have regard to the matters in respect of which duties are imposed on the CAA by section 2 of the 2000 Act.