New payments systems law reform tracker from Practical Law Commercial: Payments systems law reform
The Legislation tracker, Payments systems law reform monitors the progress of key developments regarding potential and current law reform concerning the Australian payments systems. It tracks government and regulator consultations, inquiries and reforms affecting this essential commercial infrastructure, including in relation to:
- Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre inquiry;
- Australian Payments System Review;
- ePayments Code review;
- Mobile payment and digital wallet financial services parliamentary inquiry;
- proposed merger of BPAY, EFTPOS and NPP payments system companies;
- Regulation of the use of financial services for online gambling parliamentary inquiry;
- RBA Review of Retail Payments Regulation; and
- CFR Review of Retail Payments Regulation: Stored-value Facilities.
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