ARP uses a process called Safety Assessment Screening (SAS) to “document the evidence to support whether the proposed action is acceptable from a safety risk perspective.” The SAS and an SRA follow nearly identical processes. The SAS is internal to the FAA, and airports will only provide information requested. The FAA ARP project manager will complete the SAS-1 form (SAS report) as appropriate based on the findings from the SAS. The procedures for the SAS apply to projects, Modification of Standards, and development/modification of AC standards. Therefore, airport projects submitted to the FAA for approvals will undergo an SAS and, according to FAA Internal Order 5200.11, may require SRM actions and determination as to the requirement for an airport SRA. If so, the FAA may recommend that the airport sponsor convene an SRA panel for the safety assessment and the airport will pay for the associated costs.