Notice to chief executive (incorporation Act)—no objection
578L Notice to chief executive (incorporation Act)—no objection
The registrar must give the chief executive (incorporation Act) a notice stating that the objection ground is not established for the relevant incorporation Act application if—
the commission makes a declaration under section 578I that the objection ground is not established for the application; or
both of the following apply—
the registrar gives a notice under section 578G(2) stating that the registrar does not propose to give the chief executive (incorporation Act) a notice objecting to the application;
no application is made to the commission under section 578H for a declaration.
The registrar must give the notice as soon as practicable after—
the declaration is made; or
the day stated in the notice given under section 578G(2) for making an application for a declaration.
The chief executive must give a copy of the notice to the applicant for the relevant incorporation Act application.
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