Scott Ludlam (WA, Australian Greens) Share this | Hansard source

Okay. So if a site that you are using for legitimate purposes is knocked over, and you can no longer access it—you cannot access data you might have hosted there, or you cannot access whatever it was that it was doing—and you, the third party, have no interest in infringing copyright whatsoever, and that was not the reason that you were using that site. In order to get that block lifted, you have to persuade the ACCC or the ACMA to what—to bring an application in the Federal Court? How would you go about having that block lifted?