Telecommunications Act 1999 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5C · Alternative Dispute Resolution Scheme
50. Interpretation of this Part
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In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires —“declared telecommunication licensee” means a telecommunication licensee —
telecommunication licensee
“telecommunication licensee” means a person to whom a licence has been granted under section 5 or 7;
that is declared by the Authority to be a telecommunication licensee subject to this Part; or
that is within a class of telecommunication licensees declared by the Authority to be a class of telecommunication licensees subject to this Part,and the declaration must be notified in the Gazette;“dispute resolution scheme” means a dispute resolution scheme established or approved by the Authority under section 51(1);“subscriber” means an end user that subscribes to a telecommunication service from a telecommunication licensee.[32M
telecommunication service
“telecommunication service” means any service for telecommunications, including the leasing of a telecommunication cable, but excludes any broadcasting service;
“declared telecommunication licensee” means a telecommunication licensee —
that is declared by the Authority to be a telecommunication licensee subject to this Part; or
that is within a class of telecommunication licensees declared by the Authority to be a class of telecommunication licensees subject to this Part,and the declaration must be notified in the Gazette;
“dispute resolution scheme” means a dispute resolution scheme established or approved by the Authority under section 51(1);
“subscriber” means an end user that subscribes to a telecommunication service from a telecommunication licensee.[32M