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#### 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. > judicial officer means: (a) a magistrate; or (b) a Judge of a court of a State or Territory; or (c) a Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2); or (d) a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia. > monitoring powers has the meaning given by sections 19, 20, 21 and 22. > monitoring warrant means a warrant issued under section 32. > person assisting an authorised person: (a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 23; and (b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 53. > premises includes the following: (a) a structure, building, vehicle, vessel or aircraft; (b) a place (whether or not enclosed or built on); (c) a part of a thing referred to in paragraph (a) or (b). > related: a provision is related: (a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—to another provision or information in the circumstances set out in section 10; and (b) in Part 3 (investigation)—to evidential material in the circumstances set out in section 40. > relevant chief executive: (a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 15; and (b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 45; and (c) in Part 5 (infringement notices)—has the meaning given by section 102. > relevant court: (a) in Part 2 (monitoring)—has the meaning given by section 16; and (b) in Part 3 (investigation)—has the meaning given by section 46; and (c) in Part 4 (civil penalty provisions)—has the meaning given by section 81; and (d) in Part 6 (enforceable undertakings)—has the meaning given by section 113; and (e) in Part 7 (injunctions)—has the meaning given by section 120. > relevant data, in Part 2 (monitoring), has the meaning given by subsection 20(3). > subject to an infringement notice, in relation to an offence provision or civil penalty provision, has the meaning given by section 100. > subject to investigation, in relation to an offence provision or a civil penalty provision, has the meaning given by section 38. > subject to monitoring: (a) in relation to a provision of an Act or a legislative instrument—has the meaning given by section 8; and (b) in relation to information given in compliance, or purported compliance, with a provision of an Act or a legislative instrument—has the meaning given by section 9; and (c) in relation to a matter to which an Act or a legislative instrument relates—has the meaning given by section 9A.