Business Names Registration Regulations 2011
9Accessing Register by request
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9 Accessing Register by request
For subsection 60(5) of the Act, the following details are to be excised from a copy of an entry in the Register before it is given to any person: (a) the date and place of birth of: (i) an entity that is an individual; or (ii) any other person, if those details were provided in accordance with subsection 23(6) of the Act; (b) any alternative contact details provided by an entity; (c) the home address of an entity that is an individual; (d) if a home address is provided as the principal place of business in Australia of an entity that is an individual—all of the address other than the suburb and the State or Territory in which the entity lives; (e) the details for the notified successor mentioned in paragraphs 8(c), (d) and (e).
Note: Details that ASIC must not disclose under subsection 60(6) of the Act must also be excised from the copy of the entry—see paragraph 60(4)(b) of the Act. Also, personal information on the Register that was previously suppressed under State or Territory registration laws cannot be disclosed in a copy of an entry—see item 26 of Schedule 1 to the Business Names Registration (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Act 2011.