Corporations Act 2001

CHAPTER 8 - MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF SECURITIES OFFERS  

PART 8.3 - OFFERS MADE UNDER FOREIGN RECOGNITION SCHEMES  

SECTION 1200S  

1200S   NOTICE TO ASIC  


If:


(a) a body proposes to make an offer of securities in a recognised jurisdiction under a foreign recognition scheme; and


(b) under the foreign recognition scheme, the offer is to be regulated by the law of this jurisdiction;

the body must lodge with ASIC written notice, in the prescribed form (if any), of its intention to make the offer under the foreign recognition scheme, no later than the time it notifies the recognised jurisdiction of that intention.

Note: Failure to comply with this subsection is an offence (see subsection 1311(1) ).


 

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