Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013
Regulations, transitional provisions, and miscellaneous provisions - Recognition and application regimes
574: Definition of country in this subpart
"What the law means by 'country' in this part of the Financial Markets Conduct Act"
In this part of the law, when you see the word country, it means a state, territory, or a group of countries. You can think of it as a place that has its own set of laws about securities. This definition is used in this subpart and also in subpart 7.
When the law talks about a country, it is not just talking about a single country, but can also mean a bigger area with its own laws. You can find similar ideas in other laws, like the one mentioned here. This helps you understand what the law means by the word country.
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573: Purpose of this subpart, or
"This part of the law helps companies sell investments and loans using rules from other countries."
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575: Exemption from Act and regulations for New Zealand offers under recognition regime, or
"Some rules don't apply to people offering financial products in New Zealand under a special set of rules."