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AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY (DEMUTUALISATION AND RECONSTRUCTION) ACT 1997 - SECT 15
Directors’ powers with respect to AMP membership
15 Directors’ powers with respect to AMP membership
(1) Subject to subsection (3), the directors of AMP may, for the purposes of
or in connection with a proposal to convert AMP to a
company limited by shares, by resolution: (a) determine that, after a time not
earlier than 5 pm on 11 December 1996, no new memberships of AMP will be taken
to have arisen, and that any memberships of AMP that have arisen after that
time are extinguished, and
(b) determine to vary or revoke a determination
under paragraph (a), and
(c) make one or more further determinations under
paragraph (a) or (b).
(2) A determination under subsection (1) is valid and
effective for all purposes as from the time when the resolution was passed,
despite any provision in the By-laws.
(3) The directors of AMP may, for the
purpose of or in connection with a proposal to convert AMP to a
company limited by shares, by resolution: (a) make rules dealing with: (i)
circumstances in which membership of AMP will continue or will arise despite a
determination under subsection (1), and
(ii) exceptions to a determination
under subsection (1), and
(iii) circumstances in which membership of AMP will
continue despite the happening of some event that would or might otherwise
terminate membership, whether the event occurs before or after the making of
the rule, and
(b) authorise officers of AMP to make decisions applying any
such rules to particular cases or classes of cases, and
(c) add to, vary,
repeal or substitute any such rules.
(4) A decision made by an officer of AMP
in accordance with rules applying under subsection (3) is valid and effective
for all purposes, despite any provision in the By-laws.
(5) The directors of
AMP must ensure that a copy of a resolution made by them under subsection (1)
or (3): (a) is promptly published by newspaper advertisement in the manner
required under the By-laws for publication of notice of a general meeting, and
(b) is promptly provided to a member or former member who makes a written
request for it to the Secretary of AMP,
but any failure to comply with these
requirements does not affect the validity of the resolution or anything done
pursuant to it.
(6) If AMP does not convert to a company limited by shares on
or before the termination date (as referred to in subsection (7)): (a) all
determinations under subsection (1) are revoked, and
(b) all rules under
subsection (3) are rescinded, and
(c) any person who would have continued or
become a member of AMP but for the determination or rule is a member of AMP
with effect from the time when membership of AMP would have commenced,
but
nothing in this subsection affects the validity of anything done by AMP
(including any resolution of members) before the termination date.
(7) For
the purposes of this section, the termination date is 30 June 1998 or such
later date as may be prescribed by the regulations.
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