Law of another participating jurisdiction: other persons required to do things
16 Law of another participating jurisdiction: other persons required to do things
This section applies in relation to a person other than an office holder, court or other person in relation to whom section 15 applies.
The State’s cross‑border laws do not authorise a person who is required under the law of the State to do something to do that thing in another participating jurisdiction unless the law of that other jurisdiction allows the person to do the thing in that other jurisdiction.
The State’s cross‑border laws do not allow a person who is required under the law of another participating jurisdiction to do something to do that thing in the State unless the law of that other jurisdiction authorises the person to do the thing in the State.
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