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Government Owned Corporations Act 1993
sec.51Unincorporated entities
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### sec.51 Unincorporated entities
If a government entity that is not a body corporate is to become a GOC or a GOC subsidiary, a regulation may provide that, on a specified day, the entity—
becomes a body corporate; and
has the name specified by regulation; and
may sue and be sued in its corporate name; and
has the functions and powers specified by regulation.
An entity provided for under a regulation made under subsection (1) may have a seal.
A regulation may make provision with respect to any matter for which it is necessary or convenient to make provision to facilitate the change of the entity from a government entity that is not a body corporate to a body corporate that is to become a GOC or a GOC subsidiary.
s 51 amd 1994 No. 31 s 16 sch 3 ; 2007 No. 10 s 14
(sec.51-ssec.1) If a government entity that is not a body corporate is to become a GOC or a GOC subsidiary, a regulation may provide that, on a specified day, the entity— becomes a body corporate; and has the name specified by regulation; and may sue and be sued in its corporate name; and has the functions and powers specified by regulation.
(sec.51-ssec.2) An entity provided for under a regulation made under subsection (1) may have a seal.
(sec.51-ssec.3) A regulation may make provision with respect to any matter for which it is necessary or convenient to make provision to facilitate the change of the entity from a government entity that is not a body corporate to a body corporate that is to become a GOC or a GOC subsidiary.
- (a) becomes a body corporate; and
- (b) has the name specified by regulation; and
- (c) may sue and be sued in its corporate name; and
- (d) has the functions and powers specified by regulation.