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Section 58BF — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Record keeping of compliance with SPF provisions—civil penalty provision

Text of the provision Official document

(1) A regulated entity for a regulated sector contravenes this subsection if the entity fails to keep records of information of a material nature relating to each of the following activities for at least 6 years after that activity happens: (a) the initial documenting, and each revision of the documenting, of the entity’s SPF governance policies, procedures, metrics and targets for the sector; (b) the initial implementation, and each reimplementation, of those SPF governance policies, procedures, metrics and targets; (c) each consideration (including certification) by one of the entity’s senior officers of those SPF governance policies, procedures, metrics and targets, including in relation to their documenting, implementation and review; (d) any other activities that are prescribed by the SPF rules. (2) Subsection (1) is a civil penalty provision. Note: This means subsection (1) is a civil penalty provision of an SPF principle for the purposes of section 58FJ (about civil penalties).

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