(1) A service provider determination in relation to the supply of premium services may relate to any of the following matters:
(a) the terms and conditions on which premium services are offered or supplied;
(b) the liability of a customer in respect of the supply of premium services;
(c) the limitation of the liability of a customer in respect of the supply of premium services;
(d) the obligation of a service provider to notify customers about matters relating to premium services;
(e) the advertising of premium services;
(f) restrictions on access to premium services, or on access to a particular number used in the supply of premium services supplied using a carriage service provider's service;
(g) the barring of calls to premium services, or of calls to a particular number used in the supply of premium services supplied using a carriage service provider's service;
(h) the establishment of a registration scheme for service providers that are involved in the supply of premium services;
(i) the obligations of a carriage service provider in respect of premium services supplied using the carriage service provider's service;
(j) the prohibition or restriction of the imposition or collection of charges relating to the supply of carriage services or other services used in the supply of premium services;
(k) the issue of bills or accounts relating to the supply of carriage services or other services used in the supply of premium services;
(l) a matter relating to the supply of premium services used to access an internet service.
Note: A service provider determination may limit the circumstances in which rules set out in the determination apply to service providers: see subsection 99(1) of the Act.
(2) A premium service is any of the following services:
(a) a carriage service or content service using a number with a prefix starting with 190, 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197 or 199;
(b) a carriage service used to supply:
(i) a content service; or
(ii) another service by way of a voice call (including a call that involves a recorded or synthetic voice);
using a number that includes an access code that is, in the numbering plan, specified for use with an international service, international direct dial service or international ring back price service;
(c) a public mobile telecommunications service that enables an end-user to access a proprietary network.