RR201500004
After receiving this REPCON the ATSB has reopened this safety issue and the investigation team has been in contact with the operator involved. The ATSB will monitor the outcome of their response to ensure that the safety issue is addressed. 
MR201400002
The ATSB investigates with the sole aim of improving safety. It is not a function of the ATSB to apportion blame or determine liability. ATSB investigations are not the product of an individual. Each investigation is overseen by an investigation team, goes through a through a thorough peer review process and subsequently a review by the team manager, the General Manager and then the Commission. This process ensures that no investigation is significantly biased due to a particular investigator’s background or experiences. As a result of this REPCON report, the ATSB reassessed the Safety…
AR201500007
The ATSB sent the following comments from the reporter to CASA, after the procedure was incorporated into the operator’s flight procedures: There have been no issues that I am aware of relating to single engine taxi.  This owing to the short time from implementation. I would like to highlight one area.  When dealing with the checklist:  while, on the ground, the Captain is responsible for conducting a recall item, there is still a need for the FO to maintain situational awareness of the drill.  For example, in the event of incapacitation, or should the recall not be…