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StatuteCorporations Act 2001

Section 907A — Corporations Act 2001: Other prohibitions on holding out

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A person must not hold out: (a) that the person has an Australian derivative trade repository licence; or (b) that the operation of a derivative trade repository by the person is authorised by an Australian derivative trade repository licence; or (c) that a facility is prescribed by the regulations for the purpose of paragraph 901A(5)(b); or (d) that a facility is prescribed by the regulations for the purpose of paragraph 901A(6)(b); or (e) that a facility is prescribed by the regulations for the purpose of paragraph 901A(7)(b); if that is not the case. Note 1: Failure to comply with this subsection is an offence: see subsection 1311(1). Note 2: Section 905A contains other offences relating to derivative trade repositories that are required to be licensed.

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