This schedule talks about some special rules for the Customer and Product Data Act 2025. It says that there's an exception to one part of the law, specifically Section 96(3). This exception is about things that were made before the law started.
The rule says that Section 96(3) doesn't apply to certain types of documents if they were made before this part of the law began. These documents include standards, frameworks, codes of practice, recommended practices, or requirements.
In simpler terms, if any of these types of documents existed before this law came into effect, they don't have to follow the rule in Section 96(3). This helps make sure that older documents aren't suddenly breaking the new law.
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Section 96(3) does not apply to any standard, framework, code of practice, recommended practice, or requirement that was issued before the commencement of this clause.
