The A-TICK is a certification mark issued by the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) for communications equipment.

(1) Manufacturers and importers must use A-TICK according to the next steps:

        (A), product implementation of ACAQ technology assurance test

        (B) Registration with the ACA using A-TICK

        (C), fill out the "Statement of Compliance table" (Declaration of Conformity Form), and comply with record keeping and product together

        (d) Labeling A-TICK marks on communication products or equipment (labei)

        (E) Sales to Consumers

(2) A-tiok requirements for telecommunication equipment       

According to Section 21 of the Australian Telecommunication Act 1997, Qutcom Communications Media Board, Hutte, is responsible for the technical management of consumer and consumer connections for telecommunications. ACMA has introduced a self-management system based on product tags and compliance with relevant technical standards. This system is implemented in accordance with the Telecommunications Labeling Bulletin 2001. The primary purpose of compliance requirements is to ensure that such products meet the relevant technical standards required by regulatory authorities and are properly identified before they are provided or connected to the telecommunications network. The relevant technical standards relate to the health and safety of users and operators of integrated telecommunications networks, the availability of interconnection of telecommunications networks providing standard telephone services, and the implementation of emergency call services.