Section 903D — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

A person must comply with provisions of the derivative trade repository rules that apply to the person.

Note 1: This section is a civil penalty provision (see section 1317E). For relief from liability to a civil penalty relating to this section, see section 1317S.

Note 2: The only persons on whom derivative trade repository rules may impose requirements are operators of licensed derivative trade repositories, and officers of such operators (see section 903B).

Note 3: If there is an inconsistency between the market integrity rules and the derivative trade repository rules, the market integrity rules prevail: see subsection 798H(3).

Note 4: If there is an inconsistency between the standards determined under section 827D and the derivative trade repository rules, the standards prevail: see subsection 827D(2A).

Note 5: If there is an inconsistency between the derivative transaction rules and the derivative trade repository rules, the derivative transaction rules prevail: see subsection 901E(2).

Note 6: If there is an inconsistency between the derivative trade repository rules and the client money reporting rules, the derivative trade repository rules prevail: see subsection 981M(2).

Related sections

• s 903A — ASIC may make derivative trade repository rules
• s 903B — Rules may only impose requirements on operators and officers of licensed derivative trade repositories
• s 903C — Regulations may limit how rules may deal with matters related to derivative trade data
• s 903E — Alternatives to civil proceedings
• s 903F — Matters to which ASIC has regard when making rules
• s 903G — ASIC to consult before making rules

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