EASA Part-M, also known as Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, is a set

of European Union (EU) regulations that govern the airworthiness

and maintenance of aircraft registered in EU member states. These
regulations are established by the European Union Aviation Safety
Agency (EASA) and are designed to ensure the continued
airworthiness of aircraft, safety, and compliance with international
standards.

Brief description of Part-M Sections and Subparts:

Section A (Technical Requirements)
Subpart A: General
Subpart B: Accountability
Subpart C: Continuing airworthiness
Subpart D: Maintenance standards
Subpart E: Components
Subpart F: Maintenance organization
Subpart G: Continuing airworthiness management organization
Subpart H: Certificate of release to service
Subpart I: Continuing validity of airworthiness certificates
Section B (Procedures for Competent Authorities)
Subpart A: General
Subpart B: Accountability
Subpart C: Continuing airworthiness
Subpart F: Maintenance organization
Subpart G: Continuing airworthiness management organization
Subpart I: Continuing validity of airworthiness certificates