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Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service Standards) Act 1999

68How the ACMA is to comply with a request

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68 How the ACMA is to comply with a request

(1) The ACMA may comply with a request by a person under section 66 or 67 by: (a) communicating information to the person in writing or in some other form; or (b) making documents available for inspection by the person or by an employee, agent or professional adviser of the person; or (c) giving to the person copies of, extracts from, or summaries of, documents. (2) In this section:

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