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Associations Incorporation Act 1981
sec.137Other matters for regulations
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### sec.137 Other matters for regulations
A regulation may make provision about—
the form in which the rules are to be kept by incorporated association; and
the model rules; and
matters that must be provided for in incorporated associations’ rules; and
keeping and inspecting the register; and
issuing certificates of incorporation and copies of the certificates; and
keeping books of accounts by incorporated associations; and
audits, returns, statements and information about books of accounts; and
inspecting, and producing for inspection, books of account.
If a provision of this Act empowers a regulation to prescribe, for a particular purpose, a class of incorporated association, the regulation may prescribe a class by reference to—
the revenue, assets, or other financial characteristics of an incorporated association; or
whether an incorporated association is registered under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or
whether an incorporated association is required to prepare and submit financial statements under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or
the objects for an incorporated association; or
any other matter relevant to the purpose.
s 137 ins 1995 No. 7 s 18
amd 2020 No. 17 s 45
(sec.137-ssec.1) A regulation may make provision about— the form in which the rules are to be kept by incorporated association; and the model rules; and matters that must be provided for in incorporated associations’ rules; and keeping and inspecting the register; and issuing certificates of incorporation and copies of the certificates; and keeping books of accounts by incorporated associations; and audits, returns, statements and information about books of accounts; and inspecting, and producing for inspection, books of account.
(sec.137-ssec.2) If a provision of this Act empowers a regulation to prescribe, for a particular purpose, a class of incorporated association, the regulation may prescribe a class by reference to— the revenue, assets, or other financial characteristics of an incorporated association; or whether an incorporated association is registered under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or whether an incorporated association is required to prepare and submit financial statements under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or the objects for an incorporated association; or any other matter relevant to the purpose.
- (a) the form in which the rules are to be kept by incorporated association; and
- (b) the model rules; and
- (c) matters that must be provided for in incorporated associations’ rules; and
- (d) keeping and inspecting the register; and
- (e) issuing certificates of incorporation and copies of the certificates; and
- (f) keeping books of accounts by incorporated associations; and
- (g) audits, returns, statements and information about books of accounts; and
- (h) inspecting, and producing for inspection, books of account.
- (a) the revenue, assets, or other financial characteristics of an incorporated association; or
- (b) whether an incorporated association is registered under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or
- (c) whether an incorporated association is required to prepare and submit financial statements under an Act of the Commonwealth or a State; or
- (d) the objects for an incorporated association; or
- (e) any other matter relevant to the purpose.