Registered Clubs Act 1976

Any notice or other instrument to be served on a registered club under this Act may be served by any of the following methods—

by leaving it with the secretary of the club, a member of the governing body or of a committee of the club or a person who is apparently an employee of the club at the premises of the club,

by affixing it to a conspicuous part of the premises of the club,

by email to an email address specified by the registered club for the service of notices or other instruments of that kind.

A notice or other instrument required or permitted to be served under this Act by post is taken to have been properly addressed for the purpose of its service by post if addressed to the person to whom it is directed at any of the following addresses—

the address of the premises of the registered club (in the case of service on the club),

the address of the place at which the person resides, as last known to the Authority,

the address of a place at which the person carries on business, as last known to the Authority.

The provisions of this section operate in addition to and do not derogate from the operation of a provision of any other law relating to service (such as section 109X of the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth in respect of a registered club that is a company within the meaning of that Act).