Business Names Registration Regulations 2011
5Not including business name in written communications—offence does not apply
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5 Not including business name in written communications—offence does not apply
(1) For paragraph 19(4)(i) of the Act, a circumstance in which the offence in subsection 19(1) of the Act does not apply is the inclusion by an entity of a domain name form of a business name registered to the entity, in a business document connected with carrying on the business under the name. (2) For paragraph 19(4)(i) of the Act, a circumstance in which the offence in subsection 19(1) of the Act does not apply is the inclusion by an entity of a business name resulting from excluding one or more host names or domain extensions of a business name that is: (a) a domain name; and (b) registered to the entity; in a business document connected with carrying on the business under the name.
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Note: 1 ‘www’ is a host name.
Note: 2 ‘net’, ‘org’ and ‘com’ are domain extensions.