sec.90Chief executive not required to notify particular funded entities

sec.90 Chief executive not required to notify particular funded entities

This section applies if, under this Act, a chief executive is required to give notice to a funded entity that has received funding. The chief executive is not required to give the notice to the funded entity (the first entity ) if— the first entity received the funding from another funded entity (the second entity ); and the first entity is not an approved subcontractor of the second entity. In this section— approved subcontractor , of a funded entity, means an entity that may receive funding from the funded entity to deliver a funded product or service under— a funding agreement about the funding; or a written approval given by the chief executive. s 90 sub 2014 No. 12 s 35 (sec.90-ssec.1) This section applies if, under this Act, a chief executive is required to give notice to a funded entity that has received funding. (sec.90-ssec.2) The chief executive is not required to give the notice to the funded entity (the first entity ) if— the first entity received the funding from another funded entity (the second entity ); and the first entity is not an approved subcontractor of the second entity. (sec.90-ssec.3) In this section— approved subcontractor , of a funded entity, means an entity that may receive funding from the funded entity to deliver a funded product or service under— a funding agreement about the funding; or a written approval given by the chief executive.

• (a) the first entity received the funding from another funded entity (the second entity ); and
• (b) the first entity is not an approved subcontractor of the second entity.
• (a) a funding agreement about the funding; or
• (b) a written approval given by the chief executive.