(1) The Central Bank may vary an access regime if the Central Bank considers it is appropriate to do so, having regard to—
(a) whether the variation would be in the public interest;
(b) the interests of the current system participants;
(c) the interests of people who, in the future, may desire access to the system designated funds transfer or designated settlement system; and
(d) any other matters the Central Bank considers relevant.
(2) The Central Bank—
(a) shall publish in the Gazette details of the decision of the Central Bank to vary an access regime and particulars of the variation; and
(b) may publish notice of the decision of the Central Bank in any other media.
(3) Failure by the Central Bank to comply with subsection (2)(a) does not invalidate the variation.