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Telecommunications Act 2001

Designated services and specified services - Supplementary provisions for all determinations

63: Application of Commerce Act 1986

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"How the Commerce Act 1986 law applies to telecommunications rules"

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When you are looking at the rules for designated services and specified services in the Telecommunications Act 2001, you need to know how another law applies. The Commerce Act 1986 has a Part 2 that normally applies to certain situations. This Part 2 does not apply to decisions made under the Telecommunications Act 2001, or to things that need to happen because of those decisions.

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Part 2Designated services and specified services
Supplementary provisions for all determinations

63Application of Commerce Act 1986

  1. Part 2 of the Commerce Act 1986 does not apply in respect of a determination made under this Part or any matter necessary for giving effect to a determination made under this Part.