4Dictionary

4 Dictionary

In this Act:

authorised applicant:

(a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 11; and
(b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 41; and
(c) in Part 4 (civil penalty provisions)—has the meaning given by section 80.

authorised person:

(a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 12; and
(b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 42; and
(c) in Part 6 (enforceable undertakings)—has the meaning given by section 112; and
(d) in Part 7 (injunctions)—has the meaning given by section 119.

civil penalty order has the meaning given by subsection 82(4).

civil penalty provision has the meaning given by subsection 79(2).

conduct means:

(a) an act; or
(b) a failure to act.

damage, in relation to data, includes damage by erasure of data or addition of other data.

enforceable:

(a) in Part 4 (civil penalty provisions)—has the meaning given by section 79; and
(b) in Part 6 (enforceable undertakings)—has the meaning given by section 111; and
(c) in Part 7 (injunctions)—has the meaning given by section 118.

evidential burden, in relation to a matter, means the burden of adducing or pointing to evidence that suggests a reasonable possibility that the matter exists or does not exist.

evidential material has the meaning given by section 39.

identity card:

(a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 13; and
(b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 43.

infringement officer has the meaning given by section 101.

investigation powers has the meaning given by sections 49, 50, 51 and 52.

investigation warrant means:

(a) a warrant issued by an issuing officer under section 70; or
(b) a warrant signed by an issuing officer under section 71.

issuing officer:

(a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 14; and
(b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 44.