Section 44T — Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

(1) A notification may be withdrawn as follows (and not otherwise):

(a) if the provider notified the dispute:

(i) the provider may withdraw the notification at any time before the Commission makes its final determination;

(ii) the third party may withdraw the provider’s notification at any time after the Commission issues a draft final determination, but before it makes its final determination;

(b) if the third party notified the dispute, the third party may withdraw the notification at any time before the Commission makes its final determination.

(2) Despite subparagraph (1)(a)(ii), if the provider notified a dispute over variation of a final determination, the third party may not withdraw the provider’s notification.

(3) If the notification is withdrawn, it is taken for the purposes of this Part never to have been given.

Related sections

• s 44Q — Register of decisions, declarations and ineligibility decisions
• s 44R — Constitutional limits on operation of this Division
• s 44S — Notification of access disputes
• s 44U — Parties to the arbitration
• s 44V — Determination by Commission
• s 44W — Restrictions on access determinations

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