Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority Act 2004 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6A · Electronic Transaction System and Data Framework
30C. Exclusion of residential address from public disclosure if contact address is available
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Subject to subsection (2) and any exception specified in the Sixth Schedule, an individual’s residential address must be excluded from public disclosure.
The Registrar may cause an individual’s residential address to cease to be excluded from public disclosure in accordance with section 30D.
Registrar
“Registrar” means —(a)the Registrar appointed under a scheduled Act; or(b)the person specified in the second column of the Fifth Schedule, in respect of a Fifth Schedule Act specified in the first column of that Schedule;
Where, pursuant to subsection (2), the individual’s residential address has ceased to be excluded from public disclosure, the Registrar must cause the exclusion from public disclosure to resume if —
subject to section 30D(8) and the equivalent provision in any scheduled Act, the Registrar receives notice of the individual’s contact address under this Act or any scheduled Act; or
the Court so directs on an appeal under section 30D(7) or the equivalent provision in any scheduled Act.
In this section and in section 30D —
“contact address”, in relation to an individual, means an individual’s contact address kept or maintained by the Authority under this Act or by the Registrar under any scheduled Act;
“public disclosure” means disclosure under section 30B(1);
“Registrar” means the Registrar appointed under any scheduled Act;
scheduled Act
“scheduled Act” means any of the written laws specified in the Second Schedule;
“residential address”, in relation to an individual, means an individual’s residential address kept or maintained by the Authority under this Act or by the Registrar under any scheduled Act.