Corporations Act 2001

CHAPTER 10 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS  

PART 10.2 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE FINANCIAL SERVICES REFORM ACT 2001  

Division 1 - Transitional provisions relating to the phasing-in of the new financial services regime  

Subdivision B - Treatment of existing markets  

SECTION 1412   TREATMENT OF PROPOSED MARKETS THAT HAVE NOT STARTED TO OPERATE BY THE FSR COMMENCEMENT  

1412(1)   [ Application]  

This section applies in relation to the following proposed markets, other than any such market that starts to operate before the FSR commencement:


(a) a market proposed to be operated by Bendigo Stock Exchange Ltd, or by ASX Futures Exchange Pty Limited, that is identified in writing by the Minister as being a proposed market to which this section applies;


(b) any other proposed market identified in, or in accordance with, regulations made for the purposes of this paragraph.

For this purpose, a proposed market is a market that a person has, before the FSR commencement, indicated an intention that they propose to operate.

1412(2)   [ Application of Subdivision]  

This Subdivision applies in relation to a proposed market to which this section applies subject to the following paragraphs:


(a) subject to paragraphs (b), (c) and (d), this Subdivision applies in relation to the proposed market as if the market, as proposed to be operated, were in fact being operated immediately before the FSR commencement;


(b) if, taking account of the effect of paragraph (a), section 1413 applies in relation to the proposed market, that section applies in relation to the proposed market:


(i) as if the Minister's obligation to grant a licence, and impose conditions, under subsection 1413(2) in relation to the market does not arise unless and until the market operator lodges with ASIC a notice in relation to the market under subsection (3) of this section, and does not arise at all if no such notice is given to ASIC by the end of 6 months after the FSR commencement; and

(ii) as if subsection 1413(3) provided for a licence so granted under subsection 1413(2) in relation to the market, and the conditions subject to which it is granted, to be taken to have had effect from the day (the start day ) specified in the subsection (3) notice as the day on which the market started to operate; and

(iii) as if subsection 1413(6) were omitted; and

(iv) as if the references in subsection 1413(8) to the FSR commencement were instead references to the start day;


(c) if:


(i) taking account of the effect of paragraph (a), section 1418, 1420, 1421 or 1422 applies to the proposed market; and

(ii) the market operator does not lodge with ASIC a notice in relation to the market under subsection (3) of this section by the end of 6 months after the FSR commencement;
that section ceases to apply in relation to the proposed market at the end of that period;


(d) if a provision of this Subdivision provides for a provision of the old Corporations Act to continue to apply in relation to the proposed market, then (without limiting the generality of subsection 1410(3)), while the proposed market remains non-operational, the provision of the old Corporations Act only applies in relation to the proposed market to the extent (if any) to which it would, disregarding the effect of paragraph (a), apply in relation to the proposed market.

1412(3)   [ Notice of commencement during first six months]  

If a proposed market to which this section applies starts to operate on a day during the period of 6 months starting on the FSR commencement, the operator must, as soon as practicable, and in any event within 7 days, lodge with ASIC written notice of the fact that the market started to operate on that day.

Note: Failure to comply with this subsection is an offence (see subsection 1311(1)).

1412(4)   [ ASIC must give Minister notice]  

ASIC must, within a reasonable time, give the Minister a notice it receives under subsection (3).


 

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