Authentication of documents

Current

A document made by the board (other than a document that is required by law to be sealed) is sufficiently authenticated if it is signed by—

(a)

the chairperson; or

(b)

the director; or

(c)

a person authorised to sign the document by—

(i)

resolution of the board; or

(ii)

direction of the director.

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