Requirement to give notice of conviction and penalty to chief executive (associations incorporation)
981B Requirement to give notice of conviction and penalty to chief executive (associations incorporation)
This section applies if—
an incorporated association or an officer of an incorporated association is convicted of an offence against this Act; and
a penalty is imposed for the conviction; and
either—
no appeal against the conviction or penalty is started during the period for starting an appeal; or
an appeal against the conviction or penalty has been decided or withdrawn, and the conviction or penalty has not been set aside on appeal.
The registrar must give the chief executive (associations incorporation) a written notice about the conviction and the penalty imposed.
The notice must be given—
if no appeal against the conviction or penalty is started during the period for starting an appeal—as soon practicable after the period for starting an appeal ends; or
if an appeal against the conviction or penalty is started—as soon as practicable after the appeal, and any appeal of the decision on appeal, is decided or withdrawn.
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