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Section 57BF — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Meaning of safety and security information

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(1) Safety and security information, for a scheme vehicle, is either or both of the following: (a) safety information; (b) security information. Note: Restrictions apply in relation to the supply of scheme information that is safety and security information: see section 57DB. (2) Safety information, for a scheme vehicle, is information relating to any of the following systems installed in the vehicle, of a kind prescribed by the scheme rules: (a) the hydrogen system; (b) the high voltage system; (c) the hybrid system; (d) the electric propulsion system; (e) another system prescribed by the scheme rules for the purposes of this paragraph. (3) Security information, for a scheme vehicle, is information relating to any of the following systems installed in the vehicle, of a kind prescribed by the scheme rules: (a) the vehicle’s mechanical and electrical security system; (b) another system prescribed by the scheme rules for the purposes of this paragraph.

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