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Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013

Dealing in financial products on markets - Disclosure of interests of substantial product holders in listed issuers - Tracing and disclosure of interests in listed issuers

292: Form and method of notice requiring disclosure

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"Telling someone they must give you information: how to do it"

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When you need to give a notice that requires someone to disclose information under sections like section 289, 290, or 291, you must do it in a specific way. You have to follow the prescribed manner, if there is one. This is how you let someone know they need to give you information.

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Part 5Dealing in financial products on markets
Disclosure of interests of substantial product holders in listed issuers: Tracing and disclosure of interests in listed issuers

292Form and method of notice requiring disclosure

  1. The notice requiring disclosure under section 289, 290, or 291 must be given in the prescribed manner (if any).

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