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Incorporated Societies Act 2022

Removal from register, amalgamation, liquidation, and other processes - Removal from register - Procedural requirements before removal

179: Objections under section 178(1)(a) to (d)

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"What happens if you object to a society being removed"

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If you make an objection under section 178(1)(a) to (d), the Registrar will not remove the society unless they are satisfied that you have withdrawn your objection. The Registrar must also be satisfied that the facts in your objection are not correct, or the reason for removal still applies, or your objection is not serious. You can find more information by comparing this to the 1993 legislation.

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Part 5Removal from register, amalgamation, liquidation, and other processes
Removal from register: Procedural requirements before removal

179Objections under section 178(1)(a) to (d)

  1. If an objection is made under section 178(1)(a) to (d), the Registrar must not proceed with the removal unless the Registrar is satisfied that—

  2. the objection has been withdrawn; or
    1. any facts on which the objection is based are not, or are no longer, correct; or
      1. despite the objection, the relevant ground for removal applies; or
        1. the objection is frivolous or vexatious.

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