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18EDUrgent notices and urgent orders

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18ED Urgent notices and urgent orders

The AER may specify a market monitoring information notice or a market monitoring information order as urgent if the AER reasonably believes that access to the relevant information is time critical.

s 18ED: Ins 2024 No 12, sec 10.

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