Application of Associations Incorporation Act 1981 to winding-up of Association
17C Application of Associations Incorporation Act 1981 to winding-up of Association
The Association may be wound-up in the same way as an incorporated association may be wound-up under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981, and for that purpose, the Association is taken to be an incorporated association under that Act.
However, a resolution of the Association relating to its winding-up—
can not provide for the distribution of its surplus assets to any of its members; and
may provide for the distribution of its surplus assets only to an entity—
that has similar purposes to the Association; and
that is not carried on for the profit or gain of its individual members; and
whose members can not obtain any benefit from surplus assets of the entity on its winding-up.
Despite the Associations Incorporation Act 1981, section 92(1), surplus assets of the Association can not, under that subsection, be distributed to any members of the Association.
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