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Much larger or riskier drones that might lead to serious personal injury - as determined by yet-to-be-implemented crash exams - up to 55 pounds could not be flown over crowds, and could have more constraints. Finally, the fourth group of drones that also pose a probably serious risk but are intended to be used over crowds could have the most rules, with documented plans for risk mitigation, higher operator certification, and possibly coordination with the FAA or local police. Most of the committee members thought like a requirement for in-person testing would be overlooked, suggesting online evaluation with no criminal background checks for operators of the tiniest drones.

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