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Associations Incorporation Act 1991
67AInspection of register of members
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67A Inspection of register of members
(1) A member of an incorporated association may apply to the committee
of the association to allow the member to inspect the register of
members.
(2) The committee must—
(a) allow the request; or
(b) refuse the request.
(3) The committee—
(a) must refuse the request to the extent that it would allow the
member to access any personal information restricted under
section 67B; and
(b) may refuse the request if satisfied that the member sought the
inspection to use information on the register for a purpose that
was—
(i) not directly related to the management or the purposes of
(ii) prohibited by the rules of the association; or
(iii) improper.
Note A dispute may be dealt with under an incorporated association’s dispute
resolution procedure (see s 65B).
(4) If the committee allows the request, the committee must make the
register of members available for inspection by the member—
(a) at a reasonable time or any time stated for the purpose in the
rules of the association; and
(b) at—
(i) the address of the public officer of the association; or
(ii) the registered office of the association (if any); or
(iii) another place in the ACT nominated by the committee.
(5) A regulation may provide for how the committee must deal with
applications and make decisions under this section.