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Co‑operative to keep register

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Part 11Restrictions on the acquisition of interests in co‑operatives
Division 1Restrictions on share and voting interests

284 Co‑operative to keep register

(1)

A co‑operative must keep a register of notifiable interests.

(2)

The co‑operative must enter in the register in alphabetical order the names of persons from whom the co‑operative has received notice under this Division together with the information contained in the notice.

(3)

The register must be open for inspection by a member of the co‑operative in accordance with section 232.

[Section 284 amended: No. 7 of 2016 s. 96.]

285. Unlisted companies to provide list of shareholders etc.

(1)

This section applies to a company, within the meaning of the Corporations Act, that is not a listed corporation, within the meaning of that Act.

(2)

A company to which this section applies that is a member of a co‑operative must give to the co‑operative a list showing —

(a)

the name of each member of the company as at the end of the financial year of the company and the number of shares in the company held by each member; and

(b)

the name of each person who has a relevant interest, within the meaning of the Corporations Act, in a share of the company together with details of the interest; and

(c)

the name of each person who is an associate, within the meaning of the Corporations Act, of the company.

(3)

A list under subsection (2) must be given within 28 days after a written request for the list is made to the company by the co‑operative or the Registrar.

(4)

The details to be shown on the list are the details as at the date specified in the request.

(5)

The Registrar may make a request under subsection (3) if the Registrar is of the opinion that the company is or may be involved in a suspected contravention of a provision of this Division.

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