Credit Provider Determination No. 2011-2 (Classes of credit providers)
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Credit Provider Determination No. 2011-2 (Classes of credit providers)
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
Under s 11B(1)(b)(v)(B) of the Privacy Act 1988, I, Timothy Pilgrim, Privacy Commissioner, determine that:
- All corporations belonging to the following classes are to be regarded as credit providers for the purposes of the Privacy Act:
- a corporation where, in relation to a transaction, it is considering providing or has provided a loan in respect of the provision of goods or services on terms which allow the deferral of payment, in full or in part, for at least seven days; or
- a corporation engaged in the hiring, leasing or renting of goods, where, in relation to a transaction, no amount, or an amount less than the value of the goods, is paid as deposit for return of the goods, and the relevant arrangement is one of at least seven days duration.
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This Determination affects those businesses which are not already credit providers by virtue of paragraphs (a) or (b)(iii) to (iv) of s 11B(1) of the Privacy Act.
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This Determination is effective from 1 September 2011 to 31 August 2014 (inclusive).
Timothy Pilgrim
Privacy Commissioner
8 August 2011