Definitions
In this Part: access dispute means an access dispute notified under section 153ZEM. access seeker, for a CS service, means a person who wants access to the CS service or wants a change to some aspect of the person’s existing access to the CS service. Australian CS facility licence has the same meaning as in the Corporations Act 2001. constitutional trade or commerce has the same meaning as in section 53B. covered by a declaration: see subsection 153ZEF(3). CS facility means a clearing and settlement facility (within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001). CS facility licensee has the same meaning as in the Corporations Act 2001. CS service has the same meaning as in section 828 of the Corporations Act 2001. declared CS service: a CS service is a declared CS service if: (a) the provider of the CS service is a CS facility licensee or a person that is related to a CS facility licensee; and (b) the CS facility licensee holds an Australian CS facility licence that authorises the CS facility licensee to operate a CS facility; and (c) the CS service can only be provided because it has access to, or to data used in the operation of, the CS facility; and (d) the CS service is covered by a declaration under section 153ZEF. determination means: (a) a final determination made under paragraph 153ZEP(1)(a); and (b) an interim determination made under paragraph 153ZEP(1)(b). linked: a CS facility is linked to a CS service if: (a) the CS service is a declared CS service; and (b) the CS facility is the CS facility mentioned in paragraphs (b) and (c) of the definition of declared CS service.
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