Spam Act 2003
Term(s) | Definition | Defined in Legislation | See Section(s) |
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account | includes: (a) a free account; and (b) a pre‐paid account; and (c) anything that may reasonably be regarded as the equivalent of an account. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
ACMA | means the Australian Communications and Media Authority. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
acquire | includes: (a) in relation to goods—acquire by way of purchase, exchange or taking on lease, on hire or on hire‑purchase; and (b) in relation to services—accept. |
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 |
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 - 4 Interpretation
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 - 4 Interpretation |
address‐harvesting software | means software that is specifically designed or marketed for use for: (a) searching the internet for electronic addresses; and |
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agency | includes: (a) an armed force; and (b) a police force. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
Australia | , when used in a geographical sense, includes the external Territories. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
Australian link | has the meaning given by section 7. |
Spam Act 2003 |
Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions
Spam Act 2003 - 7 Australian link |
authorise | , when used in relation to the sending of an electronic message, has a meaning affected by section 8. |
Spam Act 2003 |
Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions
Spam Act 2003 - 8 Authorising the sending of electronic messages |
authorised person | means: (a) the Chair of the ACMA; or (b) a member of the staff of the ACMA appointed under clause 9. |
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business | includes a venture or concern in trade or commerce, whether or not conducted on a regular, repetitive or continuous basis. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
carriage service | means a service for carrying communications by means of guided and/or unguided electromagnetic energy. |
Telecommunications Act 1997 | Telecommunications Act 1997 - 7 Directory assistance services must be provided to end‐users |
civil contravention | means a contravention of a civil penalty provision. |
Spam Act 2003 | |
civil penalty provision | means any of the following provisions: (a) subsections 16(1), (6) and (9); (b) subsections 17(1) and (5); (c) subsections 18(1) and (6); (d) subsections 20(1) and (5); |
Spam Act 2003 |
Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions
Spam Act 2003 - 16 Unsolicited commercial electronic messages must not be sent Spam Act 2003 - 18 Commercial electronic messages must contain a functional unsubscribe facility Spam Act 2003 - 21 Address‐harvesting software and harvested‐address lists must not be acquired Spam Act 2003 - 45 Giving effect to international conventions |
commercial electronic message | has the meaning given by section 6. |
Spam Act 2003 |
Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions
Spam Act 2003 - 6 Commercial electronic messages |
consent | , when used in relation to the sending of an electronic message, has the meaning given by Schedule 2. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
data processing device | means any article or material (for example, a disk) from which information is capable of being reproduced, with or without the aid of any other article or device. |
Telecommunications Act 1997 | Telecommunications Act 1997 - 7 Directory assistance services must be provided to end‐users |
dealing with | , when used in relation to a commercial electronic message, includes: (a) accessing the message; and (b) responding to the message; and (c) filtering the message. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
designated commercial electronic message | has the meaning given by Schedule 1. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
director | includes a member of the governing body of an organisation. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |
educational institution | includes: (a) a pre‐school; and (b) a school; and (c) a college; and (d) a university. |
Spam Act 2003 | Spam Act 2003 - 4 Definitions |