Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2022L00068:reg:7
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2022L00068
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 7
Character Range: 4788–7163

7  Specified classes of information—billing and account information about retail supplies of products
Note: As a result of subsection 5(1), subject to section 9, information to which this section applies is designated information within the meaning of paragraph 56AC(2)(a) of the Act.
 (1) This section applies to the following information relating to supplies of products:
 (a) information about accounts in relation to which bills for the supply are sent (such as a number that identifies an account, and summaries of product usage and data usage relating to the account);
 (b) information about bills issued in relation to the supply;
 (c) information about arrangements for payments to be made in connection with the supply;
 (d) information about payments in connection with the supply;
 (e) information about concessions or rebates provided in connection with the supply;
 (f) other information about such supplies that is used for the purposes of billing;
 (g) how long until a contract relating to a particular product is due to end.
Note: Information to which this section applies includes information that would ordinarily be present on bills issued by a particular carrier or carriage service provider.
 (2) However, this section does not apply to materially enhanced information.
 (3) For this section, information is materially enhanced information if:
 (a) the information was wholly or partly derived through the application of insight or analysis to information referred to in a paragraph of subsection (1) (source material):
 (b) the insight or analysis:
 (i) was applied by, or on behalf of, the person or entity that holds the information or on whose behalf the information is held; and
 (ii) rendered the information significantly more valuable than the source material; and
 (c) the derivation of the information was undertaken other than in order to meet a regulatory requirement.
Note 1: The information may have been derived entirely from source material, or from a combination of source material and other information. It is only necessary for the application of insight or analysis to render the information significantly more valuable than the source material.
Note 2:       The application of insight or analysis may have rendered the information more valuable than the source material by enhancing its usefulness, usability or commercial value.