•   This Act imposes the following prohibitions:

  (a)   a prohibited interactive gambling service must not be provided to customers in Australia;

  (b)   unlicensed regulated interactive gambling services must not be provided to customers in Australia;

  (c)   an Australian - based prohibited interactive gambling service must not be provided to customers in designated countries;

  (ca)   credit must not be provided to customers of certain interactive wagering services;

  (cb)   certain interactive wagering services must not accept or offer to accept payment using specified methods, including credit cards and digital currency;

  (d)   prohibited interactive gambling services must not be advertised;

  (e)   unlicensed regulated interactive gambling services must not be advertised;

  (f)   licensed interactive wagering services must not be provided to an individual who is registered in the National Self - exclusion Register.

•   The ACMA may, on its own initiative, or in response to a complaint, investigate whether a person has contravened a provision of this Act that imposes any of those prohibitions.

•   A body or association that represents internet service providers may develop an industry code.

•   The ACMA has a reserve power to make an industry standard if there is no industry code or if an industry code is deficient.

•   The ACMA must notify prohibited internet gambling content to internet service providers so that the providers can deal with the content in accordance with procedures specified in an industry code or industry standard.