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NATIONAL CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION ACT 2009 - SECT 82

Effect of banning orders

Requirement not to engage in conduct contrary to banning order

  (1)   A person must not engage in conduct that is contrary to a banning order that is in force against the person.

Civil penalty:   5,000 penalty units.

Offence

  (2)   A person commits an offence if:

  (a)   the person is subject to a requirement under subsection   (1); and

  (b)   the person engages in conduct; and

  (c)   the conduct contravenes the requirement.

Criminal penalty:   5 years imprisonment.

Note:   A person against whom a banning order is in force cannot be granted a licence authorising the person to engage in a credit activity to which the banning order applies (see subsection   40(1)).



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