47IService of notices

1. Any notice that is authorised to be served on, or given to, any person for the purposes of section 47G may be served or given by—

2. delivering it to that person; or
3. leaving it at—
   1. his or her usual or last known place of residence or business; or
   2. at the address specified by him or her in any notice, application, or other document made, given, or tendered to the Commission under this Act; or
4. posting it by letter addressed to him or her at that place of residence or business or at that address; or
5. emailing it to the person at an email address that is used by the person.

6. If any notice is sent to any person by a service that records delivery, then,—

7. unless the contrary is proved, the notice must be treated as having been delivered to him or her when it would have been delivered in the ordinary course of business for that service; and
8. in proving the delivery, it is sufficient to prove that the notice was properly addressed and provided to the service.

9. In the absence of proof to the contrary, a notice that is emailed to a person must be treated as received by the person on the second working day after the date on which it is emailed, and, in proving that the notice was emailed, it is sufficient to prove that the notice was properly addressed and sent to the email address.

10. If the notice is required to be served on an association or body of persons,—

11. the notice may be served on the secretary, executive officer, manager, or other officer holding a similar position in the association or body; and
12. service on the association or body must, unless otherwise directed by the Commission, be treated as service on all persons who are members of the association or body, or who are represented on the association or body by those members.