Section 56BJ — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Rules about incidental or related matters
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Without limiting paragraph 56BAA(3)(f) or 56BB(f), the consumer data rules may include the following rules: (a) rules that refer to the data standards; (b) the circumstances in which persons are, or may be, relieved from complying with requirements in the consumer data rules that would otherwise apply to them; (c) a rule that depends on a person being satisfied of one or more specified matters; (d) rules for the making of applications for internal review, or of applications to the Administrative Review Tribunal for review, of decisions of a person under the consumer data rules; (e) rules about the manner or form in which persons or bodies: (i) may exercise powers under the consumer data rules; or (ii) must comply with requirements imposed by the consumer data rules; which could include requiring the use of a form approved by the Commission or by the Information Commissioner; (f) rules about the following matters: (i) the manner in which CDR participants for CDR data, or CDR action participants, may charge (or cause to be charged) a fee for a matter covered by the consumer data rules; (ii) the time for paying such a fee; (iii) giving notice of, or publicising, such a fee or matters about such a fee; (g) rules requiring CDR participants, or designated gateways, for CDR data, or CDR action participants, to have internal or external dispute resolution processes: (i) that relate to the operation of the consumer data rules or this Part; and (ii) that meet specified criteria; (h) rules relating to an external dispute resolution scheme recognised under Division 4, including about access to such a scheme; (i) transitional rules for the external resolution of disputes: (i) described in subsection 56DA(1); and (ii) not covered by a scheme recognised under that subsection; (ia) rules requiring agents of any of the following entities (a CDR entity): (i) a data holder of CDR data; (ii) an accredited person; (iii) a designated gateway for CDR data; (iv) an action service provider for a type of CDR action; to do or not to do specified things when acting on behalf of the CDR entity and within the agent’s actual or apparent authority; (j) rules about any other matters that the provisions of this Part provide may be specified, or otherwise dealt with, in the consumer data rules.
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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