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The document outlines Spain's State Safety Programme for Civil Aviation, which was established to comply with ICAO requirements and improve aviation safety. It discusses (1) establishing a legal framework with defined safety responsibilities, (2) developing the SMS framework for service providers in collaboration with stakeholders, and (3) improving safety data collection, analysis, and risk management to inform decision-making. The goal is to continuously enhance Spain's safety oversight and assurance through collaboration between regulators and industry.
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