Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) This regulation applies to a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer if:
(a) the licensed aircraft maintenance engineer knows that he or she has a medically significant condition; and
(b) the condition is safety - relevant; and
(c) the condition was not specified in an application made by the licensed aircraft maintenance engineer for an aircraft engineer licence or a rating that he or she holds.
(2) The licensed aircraft maintenance engineer must not exercise a privilege mentioned in the Part 66 Manual of Standards for his or her aircraft engineer licence or for a rating endorsed on the licence unless the licensed aircraft maintenance engineer:
(a) has had the condition for more than 30 days beginning on the day that he or she first knew that he or she had the condition (the 30 day period ); and
(b) has obtained a certificate from a medical practitioner or specialist medical practitioner to the effect that his or her ability to exercise the privilege is no longer reduced by the condition.
(3) If the licensed aircraft maintenance engineer has had the condition for more than the 30 day period and cannot obtain a certificate mentioned in paragraph (2)(b), he or she must give CASA a written notice including the following information:
(a) that he or she has the condition;
(b) when he or she first knew that he or she had the condition;
(c) that he or she cannot obtain the certificate.