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Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right)

Australia
vCompilation No. 167 (C2026C00405), compilation date 16 September 2026; Part IVD unchanged since compilation No. 165
3 domains
9 controls

The Act layer of Australia's consumer data right: the duties Part IVD of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 places directly on data holders, accredited persons, action initiators and action service providers outside the thirteen privacy safeguards, from misleading conduct, fees and holding out to notifiable breaches of CDR data and binding data standards, with the Part's designation, accreditation, standards and enforcement machinery described. Read against compilation No. 167; the safeguards and the consumer data rules are carried in the two companion frameworks.

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Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) is a compliance framework from Australia with 3 domains and 9 controls that map to 2 other frameworks. The largest domains are Division 2: Consumer data rules, misleading conduct, fees, CDR actions and holding out – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (7 controls), Division 5: Privacy safeguards (carried in the companion framework) and data breach notification – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (1 controls), Division 6: Data standards – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (1 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.

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Framework Domains (3)

Division 2: Consumer data rules, misleading conduct, fees, CDR actions and holding out – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right)

7 controls
Controls in the Division 2: Consumer data rules, misleading conduct, fees, CDR actions and holding out – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) domain of Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) — 7 controls
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competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BOSections 56BN and 56BO: never mislead anyone about CDR consumer status, valid requests or consents, or CDR action criteria
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BUSection 56BU: charge no fee for required disclosures of fee-free CDR data, or beyond the chargeable circumstances or a determined fee
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BZASection 56BZA: accredited action initiators act efficiently, honestly and fairly
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BZBSection 56BZB: initiate CDR actions only on a consumer's valid request and in accordance with the rules
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BZCSection 56BZC: action service providers perform CDR actions they would ordinarily perform
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BZDSection 56BZD: charge no discriminatory fees for processing or performing CDR actions
competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56BZJSections 56BZI and 56BZJ: never hold out as accredited, or as an action service provider, when that is not the case

Division 5: Privacy safeguards (carried in the companion framework) and data breach notification – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right)

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Controls in the Division 5: Privacy safeguards (carried in the companion framework) and data breach notification – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) domain of Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) — 1 controls
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competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56ESSection 56ES: notify eligible data breaches of CDR data under the Privacy Act scheme

Division 6: Data standards – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right)

1 controls
Controls in the Division 6: Data standards – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) domain of Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) — 1 controls
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competition-and-consumer-act-2010-part-ivd-consumer-data-right::56FDSections 56FD and 56FE: observe the binding data standards that apply to you

Maps to 2 other frameworks

42 total controls
GDPR
16 source controls mapped|8 target controls covered
38%
NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5
1 source controls mapped|1 target controls covered
2%

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What is Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) and who does it apply to?

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) is a compliance framework from Australia with 3 domains and 9 controls. The Act layer of Australia's consumer data right: the duties Part IVD of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 places directly on data holders, accredited persons, action initiators and action service providers outside the thirteen privacy safeguards, from misleading conduct, fees and holding out to notifiable breaches of CDR data and binding data standards, with the Part's designation, accreditation, standards and enforcement machinery described. Read against compilation No. 167; the safeguards and the consumer data rules are carried in the two companion frameworks. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

What does Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) actually require?

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) has 9 controls organised across 3 domains. The largest domains are Division 2: Consumer data rules, misleading conduct, fees, CDR actions and holding out – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (7 controls), Division 5: Privacy safeguards (carried in the companion framework) and data breach notification – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (1 controls), Division 6: Data standards – Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) (1 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.

If I already comply with another framework, how much of Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) do I already cover?

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Part IVD (Consumer Data Right) maps to 2 other compliance frameworks. The top mapping partners are GDPR (38% coverage), NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 (2% coverage). Use our comparison tool to explore control-level mappings between frameworks.

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