Associations Incorporation Act 1991
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66 Information from officers The registrar-general may, by notice served on a person who, from returns or other information lodged with the registrar-general, appears to be a member of the committee or the public officer of an incorporated association, require the person, within the time stated in the notice, to lodge with the registrar-general a notice— (a) indicating the person’s current home address; and (b) stating whether or not the person holds the office stated in the registrar-general’s notice to the person and, if not, to indicate the date when the person ceased to hold the office. confidential (see s 13A (2)). However, a public officer must have at least 1 address publicly available for service of documents (see s 13A (4)). Division 4.2 Duties of officers