Protection from liability for compliance in good faith
If: (a) a person (the protected person): (i) provides financial benchmark data, or other information, to another person; or (ii) otherwise allows another person access to financial benchmark data, or other information; or (iii) generates or administers in a particular way a significant financial benchmark specified in a benchmark administrator licence; and (b) the protected person does so, in good faith, in compliance with a requirement imposed by the compelled financial benchmark rules; the protected person is not liable to an action or other proceeding, whether civil or criminal, for or in relation to that conduct.
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