Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation – 700 MHz Band) Determination 2016
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This Part sets out rules that apply throughout and after the allocation process, including the following rules.
The ACMA may give notices to applicants or bidders, requiring the production of information or documents.
The ACMA may provide information or documents obtained in the course of the allocation process to the ACCC.
In relation to some breaches of the rules set out in this instrument, the ACMA may make a decision by which it retains a deposit paid by, or enforces the deed of financial security provided by, an applicant or bidder. In this case, the applicant or bidder is not entitled to be issued a spectrum licence. The applicant or bidder may apply to the Federal Court for return of the deposit or the amount paid as a result of enforcing the deed of financial security.