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Section 52ZG — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Bargaining parties, core bargaining issues and represented registered news businesses

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(1) The bargaining parties are as follows: (a) the bargaining news business representative that made the notification; (b) the responsible digital platform corporation for the designated digital platform service to which the notification relates. (2) The bargaining parties may agree, in writing, that they wish to bargain over one or more extra specified issues relating to the registered news business’ covered news content made available by any of the following: (a) the designated digital platform service; (b) specified services other than the designated digital platform service. (3) The core bargaining issues are: (a) the specified issues in the notification (as mentioned in paragraph 52ZE(4)(e)); and (a) the specified issues in an agreement (if any) between the bargaining parties as mentioned in subsection (2). (4) Each registered news business to which the notification relates is a represented registered news business.

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