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Incorporated Societies Act 2022

Register, regulations, amendments, and other miscellaneous provisions - Register of incorporated societies - Register established

235: Amendments to register

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"Changing details in the society register"

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You can think of the register as a big book that stores information about societies. The Registrar is in charge of this book and can make changes to it. They can update the information if something changes about a society. The Registrar can also fix mistakes in the register, such as wrong or missing information, or typographical errors. They can make changes for the purposes of section 234 or to follow a court order.

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Part 6Register, regulations, amendments, and other miscellaneous provisions
Register of incorporated societies: Register established

235Amendments to register

  1. The Registrar may make any amendments to the register that are necessary—

  2. to reflect any changes in the information that relates to a society; or
    1. to rectify or correct the register if the Registrar is satisfied that any information—
      1. has been wrongly entered in, or omitted from, the register; or
        1. has been incorrectly entered in the register; or
          1. contains a typographical error or a mistake; or
          2. for the purposes of section 234; or
            1. to comply with any court order.

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