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Commerce Act 1986

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53ZF: Material may be incorporated by reference

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"The law lets the Commission use information from other sources in documents without copying it all."

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When the Commission wants to include other material in certain documents, Schedule 5 applies. This happens with a section 52P determination, which is a type of decision the Commission makes. It also applies to an input methodology, which is a way of working out something.

The Commission can incorporate material by reference in these documents, which means including information from other sources without copying it all out. You can find more information about this in Schedule 5 and section 52P. The Commission follows rules when incorporating material by reference in these documents.

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Part 4Regulated goods or services
Miscellaneous provisions

53ZFMaterial may be incorporated by reference

  1. Schedule 5 applies if the Commission wishes to incorporate material by reference in any of the following documents:

  2. a section 52P determination:
    1. an input methodology.

      Notes
      • Section 53ZF: inserted, on , by section 4 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 70).