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Queensland Competition Authority Act 1997
sec.127CAmendment or revocation with agreement of parties
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### sec.127C Amendment or revocation with agreement of parties
The authority may amend or revoke the access determination if—
an application for the amendment or revocation has been made under section 127A ; and
all other parties to the access determination agree with the amendment or revocation; and
the authority is reasonably satisfied—
there has been a material change of circumstances since the access determination was made; and
the material change of circumstances justifies the amendment or revocation; and
either—
for an amendment—the requirements under section 119 are satisfied and the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 ; or
for a revocation—the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 .
For subsection (1) (d) , the relevant sections apply as if a reference to the making of an access determination were a reference to the making of an amendment to, or the revocation of, the access determination.
The authority must give written notice of the making of the amendment or revocation to all parties to the access determination.
The notice must state the day the amendment or revocation takes effect.
s 127C ins 2010 No. 32 s 46
(sec.127C-ssec.1) The authority may amend or revoke the access determination if— an application for the amendment or revocation has been made under section 127A ; and all other parties to the access determination agree with the amendment or revocation; and the authority is reasonably satisfied— there has been a material change of circumstances since the access determination was made; and the material change of circumstances justifies the amendment or revocation; and either— for an amendment—the requirements under section 119 are satisfied and the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 ; or for a revocation—the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 .
(sec.127C-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (d) , the relevant sections apply as if a reference to the making of an access determination were a reference to the making of an amendment to, or the revocation of, the access determination.
(sec.127C-ssec.3) The authority must give written notice of the making of the amendment or revocation to all parties to the access determination.
(sec.127C-ssec.4) The notice must state the day the amendment or revocation takes effect.
- (a) an application for the amendment or revocation has been made under section 127A ; and
- (b) all other parties to the access determination agree with the amendment or revocation; and
- (c) the authority is reasonably satisfied— (i) there has been a material change of circumstances since the access determination was made; and (ii) the material change of circumstances justifies the amendment or revocation; and
- (i) there has been a material change of circumstances since the access determination was made; and
- (ii) the material change of circumstances justifies the amendment or revocation; and
- (d) either— (i) for an amendment—the requirements under section 119 are satisfied and the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 ; or (ii) for a revocation—the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 .
- (i) for an amendment—the requirements under section 119 are satisfied and the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 ; or
- (ii) for a revocation—the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 .
- (i) there has been a material change of circumstances since the access determination was made; and
- (ii) the material change of circumstances justifies the amendment or revocation; and
- (i) for an amendment—the requirements under section 119 are satisfied and the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 ; or
- (ii) for a revocation—the authority has had regard to the matters mentioned in section 120 .