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COMPETITION AND CONSUMER ACT 2010 - SECT 56AI

Meanings of CDR data, directly or indirectly derived and CDR consumer

Meaning of CDR data

  (1)   CDR data is:

  (a)   information that is within a class of information specified, as described in paragraph   56AC(2)(a), in an instrument designating a sector under subsection   56AC(2); or

  (aa)   information that:

  (i)   relates to a CDR consumer for a CDR action; and

  (ii)   an accredited action initiator for CDR actions of that type is authorised by the consumer data rules to use, or disclose, to prepare or give a valid instruction for the performance of the CDR action on behalf of the CDR consumer; or

  (b)   information that is not covered by paragraph   (a) or (aa) of this subsection, but is wholly or partly derived from information covered by:

  (i)   paragraph   (a) or (aa) of this subsection; or

  (ii)   a previous application of this paragraph.

Note 1:   Geographical limitations may cause some information within a class specified as described in paragraph   56AC(2)(a) to be disregarded (see subsection   56AC(3)), which means it will not be CDR data.

Note 2:   Information covered by paragraph   (b) includes information derived from information covered by paragraph   (a) or (aa), information derived from that derived information, and so on.

Note 3:   Information covered by paragraph   (b), for which there is a CDR consumer, cannot be required to be disclosed under the consumer data rules (see subsection   56BD(1)).

Note 4:   Only certain kinds of CDR data for which there are no CDR consumers (also known as product data) can be required to be disclosed under the consumer data rules (see subsection   56BF(1)).

Meaning of directly or indirectly derived

  (2)   CDR data is directly or indirectly derived from other CDR data if the first - mentioned CDR data is wholly or partly derived from the other CDR data after one or more applications of paragraph   (1)(b).

Meaning of CDR consumer for CDR data

  (3)   A person is a CDR consumer for CDR data if:

  (a)   the CDR data relates to the person because:

  (i)   of the supply of a good or service to the person or to one or more of the person's associates (within the meaning of section   318 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 ); or

  (ii)   of circumstances of a kind prescribed by the regulations; and

  (b)   the CDR data is held by another person who:

  (i)   is a data holder of the CDR data; or

  (ii)   is an accredited data recipient of the CDR data; or

  (iia)   is holding the CDR data as an action service provider for a type of CDR action; or

  (iii)   is holding the CDR data on behalf of a person mentioned in subparagraph   (i), (ii) or (iia); and

  (c)   the person is identifiable, or reasonably identifiable, from:

  (i)   the CDR data; or

  (ii)   other information held by the other person referred to in paragraph   (b); and

  (d)   none of the exclusions (if any) prescribed by the regulations apply to the first - mentioned person in relation to the CDR data.

Meaning of CDR consumer for a CDR action

  (3A)   A person is a CDR consumer for a CDR action if:

  (a)   the performance of the CDR action:

  (i)   is for the person; or

  (ii)   relates to the person because of circumstances of a kind prescribed by the regulations; and

  (b)   the performance of the CDR action is not for the person as:

  (i)   an accredited action initiator for CDR actions of that type; or

  (ii)   an action service provider for CDR actions of that type; and

  (c)   none of the exclusions (if any) prescribed by the regulations apply to the person in relation to the CDR action.

Example:   Assume X and Y are both accredited action initiators, and Y gives a valid instruction for the performance of a CDR action (that relates to the supply of accounting services) on X's behalf. X will be a CDR consumer for the CDR action, but Y will not be because of paragraph   (b).

Other definitions of consumer do not apply for this Part

  (4)   Section   4B (about consumers) does not apply to this Part.



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