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ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT 1985 - SECT 6

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT 1985 - SECT 6

6—Inspection of documents

        (1)         For the purposes of this Act, the Commission must keep, in such form as it thinks fit—

            (a)         a register of incorporated associations; and

            (b)         such other registers as the Commission thinks fit.

        (2)         Subject to subsection (2a) a person may, on payment of the prescribed fee—

            (a)         inspect a register kept by the Commission under this Act; or

            (b)         inspect any document registered or held by the Commission under this Act (not being a document that has been destroyed or otherwise disposed of); or

            (c)         obtain from the Commission

                  (i)         a certified copy of, or extract from, an entry in a register kept under this Act or the repealed Act; or

                  (ii)         a certified copy of a certificate of incorporation issued under this Act or the repealed Act; or

                  (iii)         a certified copy of, or extract from, any document registered or held by the Commission under this Act, or registered or held under the repealed Act.

        (2a)         The Commission may, at the request of a person whose residential address appears in a register or document that is available for inspection under this section, take any steps necessary to ensure that the person's address is not publicly disclosed under this section.

        (3)         If a reproduction or transparency of a document is produced for inspection, a person is not entitled pursuant to subsection (2) to require the production of the original of that document.

        (4)         The reference in subsection (2)(c) to a certificate or document includes, where a reproduction or transparency of that certificate or document has been incorporated with a register kept by the Commission, a reference to that reproduction or transparency and, where such a reproduction or transparency has been so incorporated, a person is not entitled pursuant to that subsection to a copy of, or extract from, the original of that certificate or document.