34Applicants to notify the ACMA if application information incorrect

34  Applicants to notify the ACMA if application information incorrect

 (1) If an applicant knows that any of the information it has given to the ACMA for the purposes of its application is incorrect, or has become incorrect, the applicant must immediately give the ACMA the correct information.

 (2) The auction manager may correct information in an application if the auction manager is satisfied that the information is incorrect, such as it containing a clerical error or an obvious mistake or omission.

 (3) However, after the application deadline, the auction manager cannot make changes to the following statements in an application:

 (a) if, in its application, a set-aside applicant stated that it elects to take up a set-aside lot of both the 900 upper major population product and the 900 upper regional product – that statement;

 (b) if, in its application, a set-aside applicant stated that it did not elect to take up a set-aside lot of both the 900 upper major population product and the 900 upper regional product – that statement.

 (4) A statement in an application that is mentioned in subsection (3) is taken to be correct for all purposes.

Note: Before the application deadline, an applicant may give the ACMA a replacement application in accordance with subsection 31(9).