Access seeker
(1) This section sets out the circumstances in which a person is taken to be an access seeker in relation to a declared service for the purposes of this Part. (2) A service provider is an access seeker in relation to a declared service if the provider makes, or proposes to make, a request in relation to that service under section 152AR (which deals with the category A standard access obligations) or section 152AXB (which deals with the category B standard access obligations), whether or not: (a) the request is refused; or (b) the request is being complied with. (3) A service provider is an access seeker in relation to a declared service if: (a) the provider wants access to the service; or (b) the provider wants to change some aspect of the provider’s existing access to the service; or (c) the supplier of the service wants to change some aspect of the provider’s existing access to the service.
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