This legislation has been repealed.
(1) On application
being made by a credit provider or the Government Consumer Agency for an
order, the maximum civil penalty that may be imposed by the Court for a
contravention of a key requirement relating to a contract affected by the
application is an amount calculated so that the total civil penalty for all
contraventions of the requirement in Australia (as disclosed by the credit
provider) does not exceed $500 000.
(2) For the purpose of
determining the penalty, the Court is, in making an order, to determine the
appropriate amount of penalty for disclosed contraventions of the key
requirement in all jurisdictions and to determine the amount payable in each
jurisdiction proportionately according to the number of contracts in that
jurisdiction affected by the disclosed contraventions.
(3) An order relating
to the amount payable in another jurisdiction has no effect in this
jurisdiction and has such effect in that other jurisdiction as the law of that
other jurisdiction provides.