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Telecommunications Act 2001

Preliminary - Commerce Commission - Levy

13: Minister must consult before making recommendation under section 11(3) or section 12(4)

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"The Minister must talk to others before making a decision about some rules."

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The Minister has to talk to people and groups before making a decision under section 11(3) or section 12(4). You need to know that the Minister chooses who to talk to based on what the proposed regulations are about. The Minister must do this before making any recommendation about the levy.

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Part 1Preliminary
Commerce Commission: Levy

13Minister must consult before making recommendation under section 11(3) or section 12(4)

  1. The Minister must not make any recommendation under section 11(3) or section 12(4) without first consulting those persons and organisations that the Minister considers appropriate having regard to the subject matter of the proposed regulations.