Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00742:section:117:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00742
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Provision Reference: s 117 (pt 2/2)
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in a section of the telemarketing industry and deals with one or more matters relating to the telemarketing activities of those participants; or
 (ii) the code applies to participants in a section of the fax marketing industry and deals with one or more matters relating to the fax marketing activities of those participants;
  the ACMA is satisfied that the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman has been consulted about the development of the code; and
 (i) the ACMA is satisfied that at least one body or association that represents the interests of consumers has been consulted about the development of the code; and
 (j) in a case where the code deals with a matter set out in paragraph 113(3)(f)—the ACMA is satisfied that the Information Commissioner has been consulted by the body or association about the development of the code before the body or association gave the copy of the code to the ACMA; and
 (k) the ACMA has consulted the Information Commissioner about the code and consequently believes that he or she is satisfied with the code, if the code deals directly or indirectly with a matter dealt with by:
 (i) the Australian Privacy Principles; or
 (ii) other provisions of the Privacy Act 1988 that relate to those principles; or
 (iii) a registered APP code (as defined in that Act) that binds a participant in that section of the telecommunications industry, the telemarketing industry or the fax marketing industry; or
 (iv) provisions of that Act that relate to the registered APP code
 (2) The ACMA must register the code by including it in the Register of industry codes kept under section 136.
 (3) A period specified under subparagraph (1)(e)(i) or (1)(f)(i) must run for at least 30 days.
 (4) If:
 (a) an industry code (the new code) is registered under this Part; and
 (b) the new code is expressed to replace another industry code;
the other code ceases to be registered under this Part when the new code is registered.
Note: An industry code also ceases to be registered when it is removed from the Register of industry codes under section 122A.