112Notice of decision about exemption

112  Notice of decision about exemption

 (1) The ACMA must notify the applicant in writing of its decision under section 110.

 (2) If the ACMA decides to grant an exemption, the notice must:

 (a) describe each obligation from which the applicant is exempted; and

 (b) describe the scope of the exemption (such as the period of the exemption or the class of customers to which the exemption relates); and

 (c) include any conditions to which the grant of the exemption is subject.

 (3) If the ACMA decides to grant an exemption, the ACMA must publish a notice on the ACMA’s website stating:

 (a) that the ACMA has granted the exemption; and

 (b) how a copy of the text of the ACMA’s decision to grant the exemption can be obtained.

 (4) If the ACMA decides to grant an exemption, it must give notice of the decision to grant the exemption to any person whom the ACMA believes may have an interest in the decision.

Chapter 11—General matters relating to administration, review and reporting

Part 1—Registration of carriage service providers

113  Application for registration

 (1) A carriage service provider may apply to the ACMA to be registered under section 114.

 (4) The application must be accompanied by the charge (if any) for the application fixed by a determination under section 60 of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Act 2005.