The ILS Z is an Instrument Approach Procedure which requires a
GNSS capability to be executed. Though the the ILS information
regarding the Localizer (Runway axis) and Glide Slope are the same
for the any ILS, this one demands that before joining the ILS
itself the aircraft has to fly through waypoints that can only be
flown using the GNSS capabilities of the aircraft. Besides that,
the Missed Approach segment of the procedure also requires GNSS
capability.
Note: GNSS stands for Global Navigation Satellite System.