Commentary on provisions of Act Section 15: Designated vendor directions Section 105Z2: Further provision about requirements
This section provides further detail on the types of requirements that may be imposed on a provider’s use of goods, services or facilities supplied by a designated vendor.
	Subsection (2) outlines the types of requirements that may be imposed by a direction. Requirements may include, among other things, requirements to prohibit or restrict use of goods, services, or facilities supplied, provided, or made available by a designated vendor, and requirements to remove, disable and modify goods, services or facilities supplied, provided or made available by a designated vendor.
	Subsections (3), (4), (5) and (6) further expand on the scope and flexibility of the requirements that may be imposed by a direction:
For example, a requirement in a direction may refer to the source of the goods, services or facilities, the time at which goods, service or facilities were developed or produced, or the time at which goods, services or facilities were procured, supplied, provided or made available (subsection (4)(a)(b) and (c)).
A requirement may be imposed which only applies in certain circumstances (subsection (5)).
A designated vendor direction may provide for exceptions to a requirement (subsection (6)).
	Subsections (7) and (8) state that a requirement in a direction must specify the period for compliance and that this period must be reasonable.