Note 1: An SMS message sent under this clause must also comply with the Spam Act 2003, if applicable.

Note 2: A message in the following terms would comply with subclause (3):

“Cost 1 min call to Aus=$[insert cost in dollars and cents], 1 min call within [country]=$[insert cost in dollars and cents], receipt of 1 minute call =$[insert cost in dollars and cents], SMS to Australia=$[insert cost in dollars and cents], SMS within [country]=$[insert cost in dollars and cents], receipt of SMS=[insert cost in dollars and cents], 1mb data= $[insert cost in dollars and cents]. To cease all services while overseas [insert description of opt-out mechanism]”, where each item in square brackets is completed with accurate information of the necessary type.

7. CSPs to otherwise give maximum charge information

(1) All reasonable steps must be taken by a CSP to supply such information as is reasonably required to enable each other CSP to supply up to date maximum charge information to the customers of that other CSP.

Note: In some cases a carriage service that is used to supply IMR services may be resold through one or more CSP before it is supplied to the end-user. In such cases a CSP must pass along such information as is reasonably required to enable the supply of up to date maximum charge information to the end user.