(a) name the corporation to which it is given; and (i) the information or document to which it relates; and (ii) the provisions of the applicable industry code which require the corporation to keep, to generate or to publish the information or document; and (c) explain the effect of sections 51ADE, 51ADF and 51ADG.
(a) an access undertaking given to the Commission; or (b) a request made to the Commission for the withdrawal or variation of an access undertaking; or (ba) a request made to the Commission under subsection 44ZZAAB(7) to consent to the revocation or variation of a fixed principle included as a term of an access undertaking; or (c) an application under subsection 44ZZBB(1) for an extension of the period for which an access undertaking is in operation. (6) If the Commission refuses a request to exclude particulars of an oral submission or of part of an oral submission from the register kept under subsection (1), the person who made the submission may inform the Commission that he or she withdraws the submission or that part of the submission and, in that case, paragraph (1)(e) does not apply in relation to the submission or that part of the submission, as the case may be. (a) if the application was made under section 44K, 44L, 44LJ or 44LK—the designated Minister; or (b) if the application was made under section 44O—the Commonwealth Minister; or (c) if the application was made under section 44PG, 44PH, 44ZP, 44ZX, or 44ZZBF—the Commission. (6) If the Commission does not publish under subsection 44PF(1) its decision on the application within the expected period, it is taken, immediately after the end of the expected period, to have: (a) approved the tender process as a competitive tender process; and (b) published the decision to approve the process and its reasons for that decision; and (c) specified that the decision is in force for a period of 20 years, starting 21 days after the start of the day the decision is taken to have been published. (5D) Where the Commission is satisfied that it is desirable to do so for any reason other than the confidential nature of matters contained in a document or submission, the Commission may exclude a document or part of a document referred to in paragraph (4)(a) or particulars referred to in paragraph (4)(b) from the register kept under subsection (3). (c) an interim determination made by the Tribunal (while reviewing a final determination relating to the access dispute) takes effect. (3) Except as provided by this section, this section does not affect any other law relating to the discounting of sums awarded as damages or compensation. (1) The Commission, or a body other than the Commission, may retain a document given or produced to it as mentioned in section 95ZL. (2) The consideration period is a period of 180 days (the (3) In working out the expected period in relation to an application for review, in a situation referred to in column 1 of an item of the following table, disregard any day in a period: (a) starting on the day referred to in column 2 of the item; and (b) ending on the day referred to in column 3 of the item.An agreement is made in relation to the application under subsection (5)The first day of the period specified in the agreementThe last day of the period specified in the agreementA notice is given under subsection 44ZZOAAA(5) requesting information in relation to the decision to which the application relatesThe last day of the period specified in the notice for the giving of the informationA notice is given under subsection 44K(6A), 44L(5A), 44LJ(6), 44LK(6), 44O(5A), 44PG(5A), 44PH(5A), 44ZP(5A), 44ZX(5A) or 44ZZBF(5A) requiring information or a report to be given in relation to the reviewThe last day of the period specified in the notice for the giving of the information or the report (4) Despite subsection (3), do not disregard any day more than once.
The applicant may, by notice in writing to the Commission, withdraw the application at any time. (2) In making his or her assessment, the Commonwealth Minister must consider whether he or she is satisfied as to the matter set out in subsection 44NBA(5). (3) A person is not entitled to refuse or fail to comply with a requirement under this Act: (a) to answer a question or give information; or (b) to produce a document or any other thing; oron the ground that the answer or information, production of the document or other thing, or doing that other act, as the case may be, might tend to expose the person to a penalty by way of an order under section 86E. (2) The notice must specify how submissions may be made and the day by which submissions may be made (which must be at least 14 days after the day the notice is published). (2) In a supply situation, the first person must not make a contract or arrangement, or arrive at an understanding, with an organisation of employees, an officer of such an organisation or a person acting for and on behalf of such an officer or organisation, if the proposed contract, arrangement or understanding contains a provision included for the purpose, or for purposes including the purpose, of: (a) preventing or hindering the first person from supplying or continuing to supply such goods or services to the second person; or (b) preventing or hindering the first person from supplying or continuing to supply such goods or services to the second person, except subject to a condition: (i) that is not a condition to which the supply of such goods or services by the first person to the second person has previously been subject because of a provision in a contract between those persons; and (ii) that is about the persons to whom, the manner in which or the terms on which the second person may supply any goods or services. (5) A failure to comply with subsection (4) does not affect the validity of the extension.