Section 901C — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

The regulations may provide that the derivative transaction rules:

(a) cannot impose requirements (or certain kinds of requirements) in relation to certain classes of derivative transactions; or

(b) can only impose requirements (or certain kinds of requirements) in relation to certain classes of derivative transactions in certain circumstances.

Note: A class of derivative transactions can be described by reference to any matter, including (for example):

(a) the derivatives to which transactions relate; or

(b) the circumstances in which transactions were entered into; or

(c) the time when, or place where, transactions were entered into; or

(d) the parties to transactions.

Related sections

• s 900A — Derivatives and transactions etc. to which this Part applies
• s 901A — ASIC may make derivative transaction rules
• s 901B — Derivatives in relation to which rules may impose requirements
• s 901D — Regulations may limit the persons on whom requirements may be imposed
• s 901E — Obligation to comply with derivative transaction rules
• s 901F — Alternatives to civil proceedings

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