Altering website disclosure information after it has been made available
A financial services licensee, or an authorised representative of a financial services licensee, must not, in purported compliance with a provision of this Part, alter website disclosure information on its website, unless: (a) the distribution of the altered website disclosure information was authorised by: (i) if the website disclosure information relates to a financial services licensee—that licensee; or (ii) if the website disclosure information relates to an authorised representative of a financial services licensee or financial services licensees—the financial services licensee, or each of the financial services licensees, who authorised the distribution of the website disclosure information as required by subsection 943H(3); and (b) if the alteration is a material alteration—the day specified as required by paragraph 943L(2)(b) has been changed to the date on which the alteration was made. Note: Failure to comply with this section is an offence (see subsection 1311(1)).
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