Div 2AUse or disclosure of certain documents and information

Division 2A—Use or disclosure of certain documents and information 160CA Application of this Division 160CB Prohibition on use or disclosure of certain documents and information Division 3—Giving misleading information 160D Prohibition on giving misleading information etc. Division 4—Giving authorisation for deductions by employer of debtor or lessee 160E Requirements for giving authorisation to employer Division 5—Periods for determining unsuitability in respect of credit card contracts 160F Periods for determining unsuitability in respect of credit card contracts Division 6—Proscribed referrals 160G Prohibition on proscribed referrals Part 3‑7—Exemptions and modifications relating to this Chapter 161 Guide to this Part 162 Provisions to which this Part applies 163 Exemptions and modifications by ASIC 164 Exemptions and modifications by the regulations Chapter 4—Remedies Part 4‑1—Civil penalty provisions 165 Guide to this Part Division 2—Declarations and pecuniary penalty orders for contraventions of civil penalty provisions 166 Declaration of contravention of civil penalty provision 167 Court may order person to pay pecuniary penalty for contravening civil penalty provision 167A Maximum pecuniary penalty 167B Pecuniary penalty applicable 167C Relinquishing the benefit derived from contravening a civil penalty provision 167D Meaning of benefit derived and detriment avoided because of a contravention of a civil penalty provision Division 3—General provisions relating to civil penalty provisions 168 Contravening a civil penalty provision is not an offence 169 Attempt and involvement in contravention treated in same way as actual contravention 170 Civil evidence and procedure rules for proceedings relating to civil penalty provisions 171 Criminal proceedings before civil proceedings 172 Criminal proceedings during civil proceedings 173 Criminal proceedings after civil proceedings 174 Evidence given in proceedings for pecuniary penalty not admissible in criminal proceedings 175 Civil double jeopardy 175A Continuing contraventions of civil penalty provisions 175B State of mind 175C Mistake of fact 175D Exceptions etc. to civil penalty provisions—burden of proof 175E Civil penalty provisions contravened by employees, agents or officers Part 4‑2—Power of the court to grant remedies 176 Guide to this Part Division 2—Power of the court to grant remedies 177 Injunctions 178 Compensation orders 179 Other orders to compensate loss or damage 180 Orders in relation to unlawful credit activities 180A Orders to remedy unfair or dishonest conduct by credit service providers 181 Preference must be given to compensate consumers 182 Adverse publicity orders 183 Relief from liability for contravention of civil penalty provision 184 Multiple remedies may be granted Part 4‑3—Jurisdiction and procedure of courts 185 Guide to this Part Division 2—Civil proceedings 186 Application of this Division Subdivision B—Conferral of civil jurisdiction 187 Civil jurisdiction of courts 188 Jurisdiction—decisions to prosecute and related criminal justice process decisions made by Commonwealth officers 189 Cross‑jurisdictional appeals 190 Courts to act in aid of each other Subdivision C—Transfers between courts 191 Transfers—application of Subdivision 192 Transfers—exercise of transfer power 193 Transfers—criteria for transfer 194 Transfers—how initiated 195 Transfers—documents and procedure 196 Transfers—conduct of proceedings 197 Transfers—entitlement to practise as a lawyer 198 Transfers—limitation on appeals Subdivision D—Other matters 199 Plaintiffs may choose small claims procedure 200 Costs only if proceedings brought vexatiously etc. 201 Civil proceedings not to be stayed 202 Standard of proof in civil proceedings Division 3—Criminal proceedings 203 Application of this Division Subdivision B—Conferral of criminal jurisdiction 203A Criminal jurisdiction of the Federal Court 204 Criminal jurisdiction of State and Territory courts 205 Criminal proceedings—laws to be applied 206 Criminal proceedings—how taken 207 Certain persons to assist in prosecutions 208 Privilege against self‑incrimination not available to bodies corporate in criminal proceedings Division 4—Proceedings generally 209 ASIC’s power to intervene in proceedings 210 Evidence of contravention 211 Power of court to punish for contempt of court Chapter 5—Administration Part 5‑1—Matters relating to handling records and information