The FMA can change or cancel an instrument that this part of the law applies to. You can think of an instrument like a rule or a document that has rules in it. The FMA can make these changes in the same way they created the instrument in the first place.
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571A: Deferral of obligations to publish, notify, and make available non-class exemptions, or
"Waiting period for sharing some financial information is no longer a law"
573: Purpose of this subpart, or
"This part of the law helps companies sell investments and loans using rules from other countries."
The FMA may vary or revoke an instrument to which this subpart applies in the same way as it may make the instrument (with the provisions relating to the making of the instrument applying with all necessary modifications).
