Submissions on Review of the Regulatory Framework for the eftpos System: Consultation on Designation
In September 2011, the Reserve Bank of Australia announced that it would undertake a review of the regulatory framework for the eftpos payment system in light of developments in that system over recent years. The first public phase of that review was launched on 9 March 2012 with the release of the Reserve Bank's consultation on the possible form of a new designation for the eftpos system. A new designation needs to be considered given that recent developments – most notably, the establishment of eftpos Payments Australia Limited (ePAL) – have resulted in the existing designation no longer reflecting the current structure of the eftpos system. It is anticipated that a consultation on other elements of the regulatory framework for the eftpos system will follow later in the year.
Received by 20 April 2012
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited 382KB
19 April 2012
Australian Newsagents' Federation Ltd 390KB
20 April 2012
Australian Payments Clearing Association 148KB
19 April 2012
Australian Settlements Limited 34KB
18 April 2012
Commonwealth Bank of Australia 84KB
17 April 2012
Cuscal Limited 31KB
20 April 2012
eftpos Payments Australia Limited 848KB
20 April 2012
Incentive House 128KB
19 April 2012
Indue Ltd 79KB
13 April 2012
National Australia Bank Limited 81KB
20 April 2012
National Billing Group Pty Ltd 154KB
20 April 2012
Peter Mair 50KB
2 April 2012
Transaction Network Services Australia Pty Ltd 547KB
20 April 2012
Tyro Payments Ltd 69KB
20 April 2012
Westpac Banking Corporation 92KB
18 April 2012
Received after 20 April 2012
Abacus – Australian Mutuals Limited 44KB
27 April 2012
Coles Group Limited 46KB
23 April 2012