Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A02490:body:0:p40
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A02490
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Character Range: 98047–100752

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"(3) Where a transaction is proposed, the prescribed party to the transaction or, where there are 2 or more prescribed parties to the transaction, each prescribed party, may—
     (a) give the Tribunal a notice in writing, stating—
          (i) the number, or, if the prescribed party so desires, the maximum number, of shares that will be concerned in the transaction;
          (ii) the amount, or, if the prescribed party so desires, the maximum amount, of moneys secured by debentures that will be concerned in the transaction;
          (iii) the name of the company the shares in which, or debentures of which, will be concerned in the transaction;
          (iv) whether or not the prescribed party has a prescribed interest in a licence for a commercial broadcasting station or for a commercial television station (which may include the licence to which the transaction relates) and, if so, setting out particulars of each such prescribed interest;
          (v) whether or not, by reason of the interests to be held as a result of the transaction, together with any other interests, the prescribed party will have a prescribed interest in a licence referred to in sub-paragraph (iii) and, if so, setting out particulars of each such prescribed interest;
          (vi) whether or not those interests will result in a contravention of section 92c and, if so, setting out particulars of the contravention; and
          (vii) whether or not those interests will result in a contravention of, or failure to comply with a condition of the licence to which the transaction relates; or
     (b) lodge an application with the Tribunal, in accordance with the form approved by the Tribunal, for approval of the transaction in so far as it affects the prescribed party.
"(4) For the purposes of paragraph (3) (a), a notice may be given to the Tribunal by lodging it with the Tribunal or by sending it to the Tribunal by post or by telegram or in any other manner.
"(5) Nothing in sub-section (3) prevents—
     (a) both a notice being given and an application being lodged by the same person in relation to the same transaction; or
     (b) the giving of a notice in the manner provided by paragraph (7e) (c) after the transaction to which the notice relates has taken place.
"(6) A notice given under paragraph (3) (a) ceases to have effect on the expiration of 30 days after it is so given, but nothing prevents the giving of a further notice under that paragraph.
"(7) Where an application has been lodged with the Tribunal by a person in accordance with paragraph (3) (b) in relation to a transaction and—
     (a) a particular that was omitted from the application because it was not