When you read about a specified entity in this part of the law, it refers to an organisation that is named in a special order made by the government under section 39. This order is called an Order in Council. You can think of a specified entity as a group that the government has chosen to include in this law. The government decides which groups are specified entities when they make the Order in Council.
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In this subpart, specified entity means an entity that is specified in an Order in Council made under section 39.
