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TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1989No. 53, 1989 - SECT 79
Publication of proposed restrictive variations of class licences
79. (1) Where AUSTEL proposes to vary a class licence so that:
(a) a value added service or a private network service that is permitted
to be supplied under the licence would no longer be so permitted; or
(b) the conditions under which a value added service or a private network
service is permitted to be supplied under the licence would become
more onerous on a supplier of the service; the following provisions of
this section apply.
(2) Before varying a class licence, AUSTEL shall, by notice in writing,
published under subsection (5):
(a) state that it proposes to vary the class licence specified in the
notice; (b) state the subject matter of the variation;
(c) specify a place or places at which copies of the licence, and of the
proposed variation to the licence, may be bought;
(d) invite interested persons to make representations concerning the
proposed variation by the date, not being less than 1 month after the
date of publication of the notice, specified in the notice; and
(e) specify an address or addresses to which representations concerning
the proposed variation may be sent.
(3) A person may, not later than the date specified in the notice, make
representations to AUSTEL concerning the proposed variation.
(4) AUSTEL shall, before varying a class licence, give due consideration to
any representations so made.
(5) A notice shall be taken to have been published under this subsection if:
(a) it is published in the Gazette; and
(b) where regulations made for the purposes of this subsection provide for
additional requirements in relation to the publication of notices-it
is published in accordance with those additional requirements.
(6) Failure to comply strictly with subsection (2) does not affect the
validity of the notice, or the validity of a variation of a class licence, if
the requirements of that subsection are substantially complied with.
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