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about compliance with these rules, in respect of that sporting event—for at least 90 days after the day the live coverage of the sporting event was provided.

22 Make records available to the ACMA
An online content service provider must make available to the ACMA, any records retained by the provider under this Part (whether or not the minimum period for retaining the records has passed) within 10 business days of receipt of a written request from the ACMA for those records.

            Note:  For the avoidance of doubt, online content service providers who provide gambling promotional content on an online content service in conjunction with live coverage of a sporting event, that are exempt under Part 7, must still comply with this Part 6– see section 4.

Part 7 — Class Exemption

23 Exemption for Australian licensed wagering services
(1)           Subject to subsections (2) and (3), an online content service that is an Australian licensed wagering service is exempt from Parts 3 and 4 if the provision of the service is limited to customers who are adults and who are logged into their wagering account before access to the content stream is available.
(2)           A service is not exempt under subsection (1) unless it includes the following in the terms of use for all content streams it provides:

           (a)           a notification that the service is exempt from Parts 3 and 4 of these Rules; and

           (b)           a reminder that the customer must take all reasonable steps to prevent a child from viewing the content stream.
(3)           A service is not exempt under subsection (1) unless each advertisement promoting the live coverage of the sporting event includes a notice that the online content service is exempt from Parts 3 and 4 of these Rules.