Business Names Registration Act 2014 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Registration
29. Electronic transaction system
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Registrar
“Registrar” means the Registrar of Business Names appointed under section 3(2) and includes any Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar of Business Names appointed under that section;
require or permit any person to carry out any transaction with the Registrar under this Act; and
issue any approval, certificate, notice, determination or other document pursuant or connected to a transaction referred to in paragraph (a),using the electronic transaction system established under Part 6A of the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority Act 2004.
If the Registrar is satisfied that a transaction should be treated as having been carried out at some earlier date and time than the date and time that is reflected in the electronic transaction system, the Registrar may cause the electronic transaction system and the register to reflect such earlier date and time.
electronic transaction system
“electronic transaction system” means the electronic transaction system mentioned in section 29(1);
The Registrar must keep a record whenever the electronic transaction system or the register is altered under subsection (2).
In this section, “transaction”, in relation to the Registrar, means —
any filing, lodging, submission, production, delivery, provision or sending of any document with or to the Registrar;
any making of any application, submission or request to the Registrar;
any provision of any undertaking or declaration to the Registrar; and
any extraction, retrieval or accessing of any document, record or information maintained by the Registrar.