Meanings of chargeable CDR data, chargeable circumstances and fee‑free CDR data
(1) CDR data is chargeable CDR data if the CDR data is information within a class specified, as described in paragraph 56AC(2)(d), in an instrument designating a sector under subsection 56AC(2) (the designation instrument). (2) The chargeable CDR data is disclosed in chargeable circumstances if it is disclosed in circumstances specified: (a) for that class of information; and (b) as described in subparagraph 56AC(2)(d)(i); in the designation instrument. (3) The chargeable CDR data is used in chargeable circumstances if it is used in circumstances specified: (a) for that class of information; and (b) as described in subparagraph 56AC(2)(d)(ii); in the designation instrument. (4) CDR data is fee‑free CDR data if: (a) the consumer data rules require it to be disclosed; and (b) it is not chargeable CDR data.
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