Crown Entities Act 2004

Establishment and governance of Crown entities - Crown entity companies - Formation and shareholding of Crown entity companies

81: Crown entity company must have constitution stating it is Crown entity

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"Crown entity companies must have a constitution that says they are a Crown entity."

If you are a Crown entity company, you must have a constitution. Your constitution must say that you are a Crown entity for the purposes of the Crown Entities Act 2004. This means your constitution must clearly state your status as a Crown entity.

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Crown entity companies: Formation and shareholding of Crown entity companies

81Crown entity company must have constitution stating it is Crown entity

  1. A Crown entity company must have a constitution, and the constitution must contain a statement to the effect that the company is a Crown entity for the purposes of this Act.