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Radiocommunications Act 1989

Registration

21: Copies of documents and requisitions

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"Getting copies of important papers and requests"

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When the Registrar returns an instrument according to section 18 or section 19, they make a copy of it. They attach a copy of the requisition to the instrument copy, including any notice sent under section 19. The Registrar files these copies as if the instrument was registered.

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Part 3Registration

21Copies of documents and requisitions

  1. Before returning any instrument in accordance with section 18 or section 19, the Registrar—

  2. shall make a copy of the instrument; and
    1. shall attach to the copy of the instrument a copy of the requisition specifying the matters required to be rectified, and, where applicable, of the notice forwarded under section 19; and
      1. shall file the copies made under paragraphs (a) and (b) in the Registrar's office as if the instrument had been registered.