36TPart not to prejudice corresponding provisions

##### 36T Part not to prejudice corresponding provisions (1) In this section, corresponding provision means a provision of a law of a participating State or participating Territory that corresponds with a provision of this Part. (2) Nothing in this Part limits or otherwise prejudices a corresponding provision. (3) Without limiting the generality of subsection (2), nothing in this Part prevents a corresponding provision from vesting property in, conferring a right, privilege or benefit on, or imposing a debt, duty, liability or obligation on, the Exchange. (4) Nothing in this Part prevents a law of a participating State or participating Territory from imposing on the Exchange, or on the body corporate that is the nominated exchange for the purposes of the provisions of a law of such a State or Territory that correspond with this Part, a liability (whether by way of a tax or otherwise) to pay an amount calculated by reference to, or to matters including, the total of the amounts of stamp duty that would have become payable by the Exchange or AASE, or by that body corporate, as the case may be, under a law of the first‑mentioned State or Territory if: (a) this Part had not been enacted; (b) the Exchange had been incorporated under the Companies Act 1981 as a company limited by guarantee; and (c) to the extent that it would have been possible to make under applicable laws the arrangements made by this Part and the corresponding provisions, those arrangements had been made under those applicable laws.