Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2018L00642:reg:6:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2018L00642
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 6 (pt 4/6)
Character Range: 9734–12953

confidential information that the ACCC thinks should not be so given.
Part 5 Use of information

    14                Purported limitations

         (1)               A licensee or member of the public who gives supporting documents, an annual report or submissions to the ACCC in connection with an access undertaking or variation of an access undertaking may not impose, or purport to impose, any limitation on the ACCC's use of the supporting documents, annual report or submissions other than a permitted limitation.

         (2)               Any condition imposed, or purportedly imposed, in contravention of subrule (1) is of no effect.

         (3)               In this rule:

         permitted limitation means:

            (a)         an accepted request for confidentiality under Part 4 of these Rules; or
            (b)         a limitation agreed to in writing by the ACCC before the supporting documents, annual report or submissions are given.

    15                Provision of information by the ACMA to the ACCC

         (1)               The ACMA must give to the ACCC within 14 days:

            (a)         a copy of any written instrument issued to a licensee (including the applicable licence conditions) under section 100 of the Act permitting the operation of a digital radio multiplex transmitter;
            (b)         notice of any written determination made under subsection 109B(2) of the Act regarding implementation plans;
            (c)         notice of any written instrument made under subsection 109B(6) of the Act regarding the continuity of transmission;
            (d)         a copy of any notice changing the licence conditions of a digital radio multiplex transmitter licence under section 111 of the Act;
            (e)         notice of any written determination made under section 115 of the Act limiting authorisation of third party users;
            (f)          a copy of any notice issued under subsection 118NQ(7) of the Act transferring standard access entitlements to the ACMA;
            (g)         a copy of any notice given to a licensee under section 126 of the Act suspending the operation of a digital radio multiplex transmitter licence;
            (h)         a copy of any notice given to a licensee under section 128 of the Act cancelling the operation of a digital radio multiplex transmitter licence;
            (i)           a copy of any application made by a licensee under section 131AA of the Act for transfer of a digital radio multiplex
         transmitter licence;
            (j)           notice of any written instrument made under section 131AC of the Act that determines a digital radio multiplex transmitter licence is not transferable in certain circumstances.

         (2)               The ACMA must also give to the ACCC details of any suspected contravention of a licence condition of a digital radio multiplex transmitter licence as soon as is reasonably practicable.

    16                Provision of information by the ACCC to the ACMA

         (1)               The ACCC must give to the ACMA within 14 days, a copy of:

            (a)         any access undertaking or variation of an access undertaking