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Crown Entities Act 2004

Operation of Crown entities - Statutory entities - Dealings with third parties by statutory entities

130: Address for service

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"Where to send important papers to a government organisation"

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When you are dealing with a statutory entity, you need to know where to send important documents. The address you use is the address of the entity's head office. This is where you send things to the entity.

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Part 3Operation of Crown entities
Statutory entities: Dealings with third parties by statutory entities

130Address for service

  1. The address for service in respect of a statutory entity is the address of the head office of the entity.