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Communications Legislation (Protected Symbols) Determination 2023
Schedule 2Permitted purposes for the Telecommunications Act 1997
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Schedule 2—Permitted purposes for the Telecommunications Act 1997
(subsection 8(3))
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
| Item | Purpose |
| 1 | Showing that customer equipment or customer cabling complies with a telecommunications technical standard, other than as covered by subsection 417(6) of the Telecommunications Act 1997 |
| 2 | Showing that a person provides services to assist others to ensure that customer equipment or customer cabling complies with a telecommunications technical standard |
| 3 | Provision of information or comment about a telecommunications technical standard |
| 4 | Showing that a person or association:(a) is an accreditation body; and(b) may determine that a specified person is a recognised testing authority or that a specified person or association is a competent body |
| 5 | Showing that a person:(a) is a recognised testing authority; and(b) may test customer equipment or customer cabling for compliance with a telecommunications technical standard |
| 6 | Showing that a person or association:(a) is a competent body; and(b) may provide services in relation to compliance with telecommunications technical standards and instruments made under section 407 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 |
| 7 | Supplying a copy of a protected symbol to a person entitled to use or apply it |
| 8 | Showing that a person supplies:(a) copies of a protected symbol to a person entitled to use or apply it; or(b) copies of telecommunications technical standards |
| 9 | Showing that a person supplies customer equipment or customer cabling that complies with a telecommunications technical standard |
| 10 | Publicising compliance with a telecommunications technical standard |
| 11 | Complying with a law of a State or Territory in relation to electrical safety |