Section 56AL — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Meanings of CDR participant and designated gateway
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(1) A CDR participant, for CDR data, is a data holder, or an accredited data recipient, of the CDR data. (2) A person is a designated gateway, for CDR data, if: (a) the person is specified as a gateway, as described in subparagraph 56AC(2)(e)(i), in an instrument designating a sector under subsection 56AC(2); and (b) the CDR data is information within a class, specified in that instrument, for which the person is a gateway; and (c) the CDR data is, or is to be, disclosed to the person under the consumer data rules because the person is: (i) acting as described in a subparagraph of paragraph 56BG(1)(a) or (b); or (ii) if there are no consumers for the CDR data—acting between a CDR participant for the CDR data and a person requesting a disclosure of the CDR data; and not because the person is an accredited person or a CDR consumer for the CDR data.
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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