Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00189:section:93ab:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00189
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 93AB (pt 2/4)
Character Range: 1297507–1300096

Second, the corporation must reasonably expect that it will make 1 or more contracts with the target, or with one or more of those targets, about:
 (a) the supply of 1 or more of those goods or services to; or
 (b) the acquisition of 1 or more of those goods or services from;
that target or those targets by the corporation.

Third—price of contracts
 (4) Third, the corporation must reasonably expect that:
 (a) in the case where the corporation reasonably expects to make only 1 contract with the target or targets—the price for the supply or acquisition of those goods or services under that contract; or
 (b) in the case where the corporation reasonably expects to make 2 or more contracts with the target or targets—the sum of the prices for the supply or acquisition of those goods or services under those contracts;
will not exceed $3,000,000, or such other amount as is prescribed by the regulations, in any 12 month period. The regulations may prescribe different amounts in relation to different industries.

Timing of reasonable expectation
 (5) The corporation must have the reasonable expectation referred to in subsections (3) and (4):
 (a) at the time of giving the collective bargaining notice; and
 (b) if the initial contract has been made—at the time it was made.

Form of notice etc.
 (6) To be valid, a collective bargaining notice must:
 (a) be in a form approved by the Commission in writing and contain the information required by the form; and
 (b) be accompanied by any other information or documents prescribed by the regulations; and
 (c) be accompanied by the fee (if any) prescribed by the regulations.

Notice given by, or on behalf of, contracting persons
 (7) A collective bargaining notice may be expressed to be given on behalf of one or more of the contracting parties, but only if those parties could have given the notice on their own behalf. If the notice is so expressed, then it is also taken to have been given by those parties.
 (7A) A collective bargaining notice for a group of contracting parties may be expressed to be given on behalf of persons who become members of the group after the notice is given, but only if those persons could have given the notice on their own behalf at the time they became members of the group. If the notice is so expressed, then it is also taken to have been given by those persons.

When a notice may not be given
 (8) A corporation may not give a collective bargaining notice in relation to a contract or proposed contract if:
 (a) it has applied for an authorisation in relation to the contract or proposed