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Incorporated Societies Act 2022

Administration of societies - Committee and officers - Conflict of interest disclosure rules

66: Regulations may provide for how members are notified

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"How members of a group are told important information"

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You can find rules about how members are told things in regulations. These regulations are made for a specific part of the law, which you can read about in section 65(1). They might say every member must be told, or they might say members can be told as a group. You can be told as a group in different ways, such as a notice on a website that most members can access. Regulations do not have to say every member must be told, it is optional. This means regulations can choose how members are notified.

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Committee and officers: Conflict of interest disclosure rules

66Regulations may provide for how members are notified

  1. Regulations made for the purposes of section 65(1) may, but do not need to, require every member to be notified.

  2. The regulations may instead require notification to be made to members as a group (for example, by way of a notice on an Internet site that is reasonably accessible to the members generally).