Business Names Registration Regulations 2011
6Not displaying business name at places open to the public—offence does not apply
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6 Not displaying business name at places open to the public—offence does not apply
For paragraph 20(2)(i) of the Act, a circumstance in which the offence in subsection 20(1) of the Act does not apply is the prominent display by an entity, at every place open to the public at which the entity carries on the business, of either of the following: (a) a domain name form of a business name registered to the entity; (b) a business name resulting from excluding one or more host names or domain extensions of a business name that is: (i) a domain name; and (ii) registered to the entity.
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Note: 1 ‘www’ is a host name.
Note: 2 ‘net’, ‘org’ and ‘com’ are domain extensions.