Section 100T — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Information etc. to which Tribunal may have regard
Text of the provision Official document
Despite section 100N, the Tribunal must not, for the purposes of a review under this Division, have regard to any information, documents or evidence other than: (a) information that was referred to in the Commission’s reasons for making the determination to which the review relates; and (b) the information, documents or evidence referred to in subsection 100B(5); and (c) the information or documents given to the Tribunal under subsection 100D(1); and (d) the information, documents or evidence referred to in subparagraph 100Q(b)(ii); and (e) any information or report given to the Tribunal under subsection 100R(1); and (f) the information, documents or evidence referred to in subsection 100R(2); and (g) information given to the Tribunal as a result of the Tribunal seeking such relevant information, and consulting with such persons, as it believes reasonable and appropriate for the sole purpose of clarifying the information, documents or evidence referred to in subsection 100R(2); and (h) the information, documents or evidence referred to in paragraph 100S(1)(b); and (i) any information, documents or evidence referred to in subsection 100S(2).
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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