Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006

CHAPTER 6 - OFFICERS  

PART 6-4 - DUTIES AND POWERS OF DIRECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES  

Division 265 - General duties  

SECTION 265-20  

265-20   ACTS DONE TO COMPLY WITH NATIVE TITLE LEGISLATION OBLIGATIONS  
A person who is a director or other officer, or an employee, of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation that is a registered native title body corporate does not contravene subsection 265-1(1) , 265-5(1) , 265-10(1) or 265-15(1) , and does not breach the person ' s equivalent duties at common law and in equity, merely because of doing (or refraining from doing) a particular act if the person does (or refrains from doing) the act:

(a)    in good faith; and

(b)    with the belief that doing (or refraining from doing) the act is necessary to ensure that the corporation complies with a Native Title legislation obligation.


 

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