DO NOT CALL REGISTER ACT 2006 - SECT 5B Marketing faxes
DO NOT CALL REGISTER ACT 2006 - SECT 5B
Marketing faxesBasic definition
(1) For the purposes of this Act, a marketing fax is a fax sent to an Australian number, where, having regard to:
(a) the content of the fax; and
(b) the presentational aspects of the fax; and
(c) the content that can be obtained using the numbers, URLs or contact information (if any) mentioned in the fax;
it would be concluded that the purpose, or one of the purposes, of the fax is:
(d) to offer to supply goods or services; or
(e) to advertise or promote goods or services; or
(f) to advertise or promote a supplier, or prospective supplier, of goods or services; or
(g) to offer to supply land or an interest in land; or
(h) to advertise or promote land or an interest in land; or
(i) to advertise or promote a supplier, or prospective supplier, of land or an interest in land; or
(j) to offer to provide a business opportunity or investment opportunity; or
(k) to advertise or promote a business opportunity or investment opportunity; or
(l) to advertise or promote a provider, or prospective provider, of a business opportunity or investment opportunity; or
(n) a purpose specified in the regulations.
(2) For the purposes of paragraphs ( 1)(d) to (l), it is immaterial whether the goods, services, land, interest or opportunity exists.
(3) For the purposes of paragraphs ( 1)(d) to (l), it is immaterial whether it is lawful to acquire the goods, services, land or interest or take up the opportunity.
(a) the supplier or prospective supplier mentioned in paragraph ( 1)(f) or (i);
(b) the provider or prospective provider mentioned in paragraph ( 1)(l);
may be the individual or organisation who sent the fax or authorised the sending of the fax.
(5) Paragraphs ( 1)(d) to (n) are to be read independently of each other.
(6) Subsection ( 1) has effect subject to subsection ( 7).
(7) The regulations may provide that a specified kind of fax is
not a marketing fax for the purposes of this Act.