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PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 1987 No. 87, 1987 - SECT 76
Interpretation
76. In this Division:
"customer generated financial transaction document", in relation to a
financial institution, means a financial transaction document of the
institution:
(a) that relates to:
(i) the opening or closing by a person of an account with the
institution;
(ii) the operation by a person of an account with the institution;
(iii) the opening or use by a person of a deposit box held by the
institution;
(iv) the telegraphic or electronic transfer of funds by the
institution on behalf of a person to another person;
(v) the transmission of funds between Australia and a foreign
country or between foreign countries on behalf of a person; or
(vi) an application by a person for a loan from the institution
(where a loan is made to the person pursuant to the
application); and
(b) that is given to the institution by or on behalf of the person
(whether or not the document is signed by or on behalf of the person);
"essential customer-generated financial transaction document", in relation to
a financial institution, means a customer generated financial transaction
document other than a document that relates to the operation of an account
held with the institution;
"financial transaction document", in relation to a financial institution,
means any document that relates to a financial transaction carried out by the
institution in its capacity as a financial institution and, without limiting
the generality of this, includes a document relating to:
(a) the opening, operating or closing of an account held with the
institution; and
(b) the opening or use of a deposit box held by the institution;
but does not include a cheque or payment order;
"minimum retention period", in relation to a financial transaction document of
a financial institution, means:
(a) if the document relates to the opening of an account with the
institution-the period of 7 years after the day on which the account
is closed;
(b) if the document relates to the opening by a person of a deposit box
held by the institution-the period of 7 years after the day on which
the deposit box ceases to be used by the person; or
(c) in any other case-the period of 7 years after the day on which the
transaction takes place.
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