; (B) inform processes and rulemaking related to advanced aviation systems; (C) identify new technologies that qualify as viable advanced aviation systems; and (D) coordinate referral of all technologies to the relevant office of the Administration. (10) Lead aviation rulemaking committees relevant to advanced aviation systems. (11) Consult with and assign tasks to the Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee. (12) Develop and implement a secure password-protected online portal that allows stakeholders with a new or pending certification or approval application to review the status of such application, receive notice of deadlines and major certification milestones, and identify the Administration office reviewing such application. (13) Implement pilot programs in partnership with advanced aviation stakeholders to provide data to support rulemaking and approval processes. (14) Serve as a representative of the Administration during interagency coordination of policies related to advanced aviation systems. (15) Promote the safe and responsible integration of advanced aviation systems into the national airspace system. (d) Notice of objection (1) In general In carrying out the responsibilities described in subsection (c), the Associate Administrator for Advanced Aviation may submit to the Administrator a notice of objection with respect to— (A) a final rule of the Administration related to advanced aviation systems; (B) a determination by the Chief Technology Officer related to the establishment of enterprise architecture or supporting system requirements; (C) an airworthiness or type certification determination that relates to an advanced aviation system issued in accordance with section 44701 or 44704 of title 49, United States Code, or a modification or reversal of such determination