Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C01258:schedule:4:p1
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C01258
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 4 (pt 1/12)
Character Range: 20199–23266

Schedule 4—Provisions relevant to the energy sector
Part 1—Preliminary
1.1  Simplified outline of this Schedule
1.2  Interpretation
1.3  Meaning of terms for types of data
1.4  Meaning of retailer
1.5  Meaning of trial product
Part 2—Eligible CDR consumers—energy sector
2.1  Additional criteria for eligibility—energy sector
2.2  Meaning of account privileges—energy sector
2.3  Consumer dashboard—application of rule 1.15
Part 3—CDR data that may be accessed under these rules—energy sector
3.1A  Application of Part
3.1  Meaning of required product data and voluntary product data—energy sector
3.2  Meaning of required consumer data and voluntary consumer data—energy sector
Part 4—Roles of AEMO and the energy sector agencies
4.1  AER and the Victorian agency may act on each other's behalf
4.2  Product data request service
4.3  Meaning of SR data and primary data holder—energy sector
4.4  SR data must be obtained from AEMO
4.5  Civil penalties do not apply
Part 5—Dispute resolution―energy sector
5.1  Meeting internal dispute resolution requirements—energy sector
5.2  Meeting external dispute resolution requirements—energy sector
Part 6—Privacy safeguards―energy sector
6.1  Responding to correction request (rule 7.15)
Part 7—Reporting and record keeping―energy sector
7.1  Reporting requirements (rule 9.4)
Part 8—Staged application of these rules to the energy sector
8.1  Interpretation
8.2  Meaning of initial retailer
8.3  Meaning of larger retailer
8.4  Product data requests under Part 2 of these rules
8.5  Consumer data requests under Part 3 of these rules
8.6  Consumer data requests under Part 4 of these rules
8.7  Authorisation to disclose CDR data before being required to do so
Part 9—Other rules, and modifications of these rules, for the energy sector
9.1  Laws relevant to the management of CDR data—energy sector
9.2  Conditions for accredited person to be data holder
9.3  Consultation by Data Recipient Accreditor (rule 5.4)
9.4  AEMO not to appear on Registrar's database (rule 5.25)
9.5  Grounds for revocation, suspension and surrender of accreditation—energy sector
Endnotes
Endnote 1—About the endnotes
Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
Endnote 3—Legislation history
Endnote 4—Amendment history

Part 1—Preliminary

Division 1.1—Preliminary

1.1  Name
  This instrument is the Competition and Consumer (Consumer Data Right) Rules 2020.

1.3  Authority
  This instrument is made under section 56BA of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.

Division 1.2—Simplified outline and overview of these rules

1.4  Simplified outline of these rules

      There are 3 ways to request CDR data under these rules.
      Product data requests
      Any person may request a data holder to disclose CDR data that relates to products offered by the data holder. Such a request is called a product data request.
      A product data request is made in accordance with relevant data standards, using a specialised service provided by the data holder. Such a request cannot be made for CDR data that relates to a particular identifiable CDR consumer.