Power of Registrar to intervene in proceedings
586 Power of Registrar to intervene in proceedings
The Registrar may intervene in proceedings relating to a matter arising under this Law.
When the Registrar intervenes in proceedings, the Registrar is taken to be a party to the proceedings and, subject to this Law, has all the rights, duties and liabilities of a party to the proceedings.
The Registrar may appear and be represented in proceedings in which the Registrar wishes to intervene under this section—
by a person or body to whom the Registrar has delegated the Registrar’s functions under this Law or the functions relating to a matter to which the proceedings relate; or
by a public sector official who is engaged in the administration of this Law; or
by an Australian legal practitioner.
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