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StatuteCompetition and Consumer Act 2010

Section 52W — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Section 52S—significant effect

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(1) For the purposes of paragraph 52S(1)(c), in determining whether the change is likely to have the significant effect mentioned in the paragraph, take into account the following matters: (a) whether, as a result of the change, there is likely to be a significant variation to the amount of covered news content made available by the designated digital platform service; (b) whether, as a result of the change, there is likely to be a significant variation to the proportion of content made available by the designated digital platform service represented by covered news content; (c) any other relevant matter (subject to subsection (2)). (2) For the purposes of paragraph 52S(1)(c), in determining whether the change is likely to have the significant effect mentioned in the paragraph, disregard the following matters: (a) whether, as a result of the change, there is likely to be a significant variation to the proportion of covered news content of all registered news businesses made available by the designated digital platform service represented by the covered news content of a particular registered news business; (b) the relative turnover of registered news businesses whose covered news content is made available by the designated digital platform service; (c) the relative volume of covered news content created by registered news businesses whose covered news content is made available by the designated digital platform service; (d) the relative financial position of registered news businesses whose covered news content is made available by the designated digital platform service.

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