A new set of rules for .au domain names will come into effect on 12 April 2021.
auDA, the domain name regulator, states: "This new licensing framework helps maintain trust in the .au ccTLD, offers clearer guidance for registrants and registrars, and enhances auDA’s role as the guardian of a key piece of Australia’s digital infrastructure."The new rules consolidate the more than 30 policies and guidance notes that currently govern the .au domain and consist of two key documents:
.au Domain Administration Rules: Licensing - The terms and conditions for .au domain name licences including the complaints and dispute resolution processes.
.au Domain Administration Rules: Registrar - Rules for companies providing .au domain name registration services that have been accredited by auDA.
The new licensing rules are based closely on the current rules but contain some changes that may impact a small number of registrants. You can read about these changes on our new website. These new rules were not reviewed by the Policy Review Panel.
Launch dates are yet to be set for id.au namespace, .au namespace and Internationalised Domain Names.
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