Customer and Product Data Act 2025

Regulated data services - Additional obligations - Requirements for requests, providing services, and making information available

33: Accredited requestors must comply with requirements for making information available

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“Approved information-askers must follow special rules about sharing information”

If you are an accredited requestor, you need to follow certain rules about sharing information. These rules are written in official documents called regulations and standards. You might need to tell or show information to different people or groups. These could be customers, secondary users, data holders, other accredited requestors, the chief executive, or even members of the public. The rules will tell you exactly how to share this information with each of these groups. It’s important that you follow these rules carefully.

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Part 2 Regulated data services
Additional obligations: Requirements for requests, providing services, and making information available

33Accredited requestors must comply with requirements for making information available

  1. An accredited requestor must comply with the requirements specified in the regulations and the standards in connection with notifying or otherwise making available information to any of the persons referred to in subsection (2).

  2. An accredited requestor may be required to notify or otherwise make available information to any of the following:

  3. a customer:
    1. a secondary user:
      1. a data holder:
        1. another accredited requestor:
          1. the chief executive:
            1. any member of the public or any class of the public.