•   The ACMA may make equipment rules.

•   The equipment rules may prescribe standards for equipment.

•   The equipment rules may impose obligations or prohibitions in relation to equipment.

•   An obligation or prohibition may relate to:

  (a)   the operation of equipment; or

  (b)   the supply of equipment; or

  (c)   offers to supply equipment; or

  (d)   the possession of equipment; or

  (e)   the import of equipment.

•   A person must not use or apply a protected symbol unless the use or application is authorised by or under:

  (a)   this Act; or

  (b)   the equipment rules.

•   A protected symbol is a symbol:

  (a)   the design of which is determined by the ACMA; and

  (b)   the purpose of which is to indicate compliance by equipment with any standards that are prescribed by the equipment rules and that are applicable to the equipment.

•   The ACMA may impose interim bans, or permanent bans, on equipment.

•   The ACMA may require a supplier to recall equipment.

•   If a supplier voluntarily recalls equipment, the supplier must notify the ACMA of the recall.