The ACMA’s upfront Register costs
12 The ACMA’s upfront Register costs
For the purposes of this Act, the ACMA’s upfront costs are the sum of the following:
the amounts paid, during the interim period, by the ACMA (on behalf of the Commonwealth) to the Register operator under a Register arrangement;
the costs incurred, during the interim period, by the ACMA in managing a Register arrangement;
the costs incurred, during the interim period, by the ACMA in relation to the performance of its functions, or the exercise of its powers, under:
Part 7B of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001; or
this Act;
the costs incurred, during the interim period, by the ACMA in relation to a procurement process that resulted in, or was intended to result in, the ACMA entering into a Register arrangement;
any other costs incurred, during the interim period, by the ACMA in relation to:
preparing to establish the Register; or
the establishment of the Register; or
the development of the Register; or
the operation of the Register.
[Minister’s second reading speech made in—
House of Representatives on 27 November 2019
Senate on 5 December 2019] (225/19)
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