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Customer and Product Data Bill

Administrative matters - Regulations, standards, and exemptions - Exemptions

136: Effect of breach of term or condition of exemption

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“What happens if you break the rules of an exemption”

If someone doesn’t follow the rules of an exemption given under this part of the proposed law, it will be treated as if they broke the rule that the exemption was for. This is unless the exemption itself says something different about what happens if you break its rules.

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Part 5 Administrative matters
Regulations, standards, and exemptions: Exemptions

136Effect of breach of term or condition of exemption

  1. A breach of a term or condition of an exemption granted under this subpart is a breach of the obligation for which the exemption applies (unless the terms of the exemption otherwise provide).