Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006
A person (the applicant ) may apply to the Registrar for registration of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation (the amalgamated corporation ) under Part 2-3 to replace 2 or more existing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations (the amalgamating corporations ).
23-1(2)
The application must contain the following information: (a) the applicant ' s name and address; (b) the names, and ICNs, of the amalgamating corporations; (c) the name proposed to be adopted by the amalgamated corporation when it becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2-3 ; (d) if the applicant is requesting an exemption for the amalgamated corporation from having to have at least 5 members - a request for the exemption specifying the proposed minimum number of members; (e) an indication of whether, for its first financial year, the amalgamated corporation is expected to be a small, medium or large corporation; (f) if the amalgamated corporation is expected to be a large corporation for its first financial year - the address of the proposed registered office; (g) if the amalgamated corporation is expected to be a small or medium corporation for its first financial year - the address of the proposed document access address; (h) the director details of each person who consents in writing to become a director of the amalgamated corporation when it becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2-3 ; (i) if the amalgamated corporation is expected to be a small or medium corporation for its first financial year - the name and address of the person who consents in writing to be the contact person; (j) if the amalgamated corporation is expected to be a large corporation for its first financial year - the name and address of the person who consents in writing to be the secretary when it becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2-3 ; (k) whether, once the amalgamated corporation becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2-3 , the people who are, or have been, its members are to be liable to contribute towards the payment of its debts and liabilities and, if so, the extent of their liabilities; (l) such other information that the Registrar specifies in writing in respect of the registration of the amalgamated corporation as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2-3 ; (m) such other information that is prescribed by the regulations as information that must be included in the application.
Note:
The address of the director, secretary or contact person that must be stated is usually the residential address. However, an alternative address may be stated in certain circumstances (see section 304-15 ).
23-1(3)
The application must also: (a) identify the directors of the amalgamated corporation who are to hold office for only one year; and (b) if the application seeks registration of the amalgamated corporation for the purpose of becoming a registered native title body corporate - indicate that purpose.
Director details
23-1(4)
The director details of a person who consents to become a director are the following: (a) the person ' s given and family name; (b) all former given and family names of the person; (c) the person ' s address; (d) the person ' s date and place of birth (if known); (da) the person ' s director identification number, or the fact that the person does not have a director identification number; (e) a declaration in writing from the person stating that the person is eligible to be a director of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation.
23-1(5)
A specification by the Registrar under paragraph (1)(l) is not a legislative instrument.
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