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duration for any period requested by the research entity.
 (7) The ACMA must, as soon as practicable after making the decision:
 (a) notify the research entity in writing of:
 (i) the decision; and
 (ii) for a refusal to extend the duration or a decision to extend the duration for a period other than a period requested by the entity — the reasons for the decision; and
 (b) for a decision to extend the duration — notify the IPND Manager in writing of the decision.
Note: See Part 29 of the Act for additional requirements in relation to the notification of certain decisions under this scheme.

4.8  Start of extended duration of research authorisation
  An extension of the duration of a research authorisation under subsection 4.7(4) starts on the later of:
          (a) the day after the day on which the ACMA makes the decision to extend the duration; and
          (b) the day after the day on which the authorisation would otherwise have ended under section 4.4.
              Subdivision C Review of research authorisation that has effect on ongoing basis

4.9  Review at least every 2 years
 (1) The ACMA must cause a review of a research authorisation that has effect on an ongoing basis at least once in every 2 year period after the start of the authorisation.
 (2) The review must consider the following:
 (a) whether the research authorisation is still required to have effect on an ongoing basis;
 (b) whether each field of customer data to which the authorisation applies is still being, or to be, used and disclosed for purposes connected with the conduct of research of the kind or kinds to which the authorisation applies;
 (c) whether the research entity has appropriate practices, procedures, processes and systems in place to protect the privacy and security of the customer data and to ensure compliance with all other relevant requirements;
 (d) the extent to which the research entity has complied with all relevant requirements;
 (e) any other matters the ACMA considers relevant.

            Part 5 End of authorisations

Division 1 Public number directory publishers

5.1  End of provisional authorisation or final authorisation – revocation
 (1) The ACMA may, in accordance with this section, revoke a provisional authorisation or final authorisation if it is satisfied that the public number directory publisher who holds the authorisation has breached a condition to which the authorisation is subject.
 (2) If the ACMA proposes to revoke an authorisation under this section, the ACMA must:
 (a) notify the public number directory publisher in writing of the proposal and the ACMA's reasons for the proposal; and
 (b) invite the publisher to give the ACMA in writing, within a period of at least 30 days specified in the notice,