Customer and Product Data Act 2025

Regulatory and enforcement matters - Infringement offences

63: When infringement notice may be issued

You could also call this:

"If you break the rules, you might get a special notice"

The chief executive can give you an infringement notice if they have good reasons to think you are doing, or have done, something that breaks the rules. This is called an infringement offence. The chief executive needs to have solid evidence to believe this before they can give you the notice.

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Infringement offences

63When infringement notice may be issued

  1. The chief executive may issue an infringement notice to a person if the chief executive believes on reasonable grounds that the person is committing, or has committed, an infringement offence.