No. 135, 2009
Contents
1............ Short title............................................................................................ 2
2............ Commencement.................................................................................. 2
3............ Schedule(s).......................................................................................... 3
Part 2--Dictionary 4
4............ Dictionary........................................................................................... 4
5............ Meaning of corresponds..................................................................... 8
Part 3--Other matters 10
6............ Regulations may deal with transitional matters................................ 10
7............ Acquisition of property................................................................... 11
Schedule 1--Transition from the old Credit Codes to the National Credit Act 12
Part 1--Introduction 12
Part 2--Transition from the old Credit Codes to the new Credit Code 13
Division 1--Object of this Part 13
Division 1A--Application of the new Credit Code 13
Division 2--Treatment of contracts or other instruments made before commencement 14
Division 3--Treatment of court and tribunal proceedings and orders 15
Division 4--General transitional provisions relating to other things done etc. under the old Credit Code 19
Part 3--Application of the National Credit Act (other than the new Credit Code) and Schedule 2 to this Act 27
Division 1--Application of the National Credit Act (other than Chapter 3 and the new Credit Code) 27
Division 2--Application of Chapter 3 of the National Credit Act 28
Division 3--Application of Schedule 2 to this Act 29
Part 4--Transitional provisions relating to ASIC 30
Schedule 2--Registration of persons to engage in credit activities 32
Part 1--Introduction 32
Part 2--Transitional prohibitions relating to credit activities 34
Division 1--Prohibition that applies only from commencement to 31 December 2010, or later prescribed day 34
Division 2--Prohibition that applies only from 1 January 2011, or later prescribed day, to the transition end day 35
Division 3--Application of Division 3 of Part 2‑1 of the National Credit Act in relation to registered persons and this Schedule 37
Part 3--Registration of persons who engage in credit activities 39
Division 1--How to become registered 39
Division 2--The conditions on the registration 42
Division 3--Obligations of registered persons 44
Division 4--When registrations can be suspended, cancelled or varied 48
Part 4--Application of other provisions of the National Credit Act in relation to registered persons and this Schedule 55
Part 5--Exemptions and modifications relating to this Schedule 61
Part 6--Regulations relating to infringement notices 64
Schedule 3--Consequential amendments 65
Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 65
National Consumer Credit Protection (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Act 2009
No. 135, 2009
An Act to deal with transitional and consequential matters in connection with the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009, and for related purposes
[Assented to 15 December 2009]
The Parliament of Australia enacts: