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Business Names Registration Act 2011 - s 62F

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Provision text

62F Assisted decision making (1) The Registrar may arrange for the use, under the Registrar’s control, of processes to assist decision making (such as computer applications and systems) for any purposes for which the Registrar may make decisions in the performance or exercise of the Registrar’s functions or powers under this Act or the Transitional Act, other than decisions reviewing other decisions. (2) A decision the making of which is assisted by the operation of such a process under an arrangement made under subsection (1) is taken to be a decision made by the Registrar. (3) The Registrar may substitute a decision for a decision (the initial decision) the making of which is assisted by the operation of such a process under an arrangement under subsection (1) if the Registrar is satisfied that the initial decision is incorrect.

Details

ActBusiness Names Registration Act 2011
Provisions 62F
Administering agencyAustralian Securities and Investments Commission
Decision class (quoted heading)decisions of the Registrar under the Act
FRL ID (seed)C2011A00126
FRL ID (resolved)C2011A00126
Compilation number8
Capture date2026-07-18T09:23:20Z
SHA-2565cf46e84cb1d1712832f9b8bb87e64b7314f939ab36000d2ff85ec4ddc106c44
Archived copyarchive/frl/business-names-registration-act-2011/2026-07-18/C2024C00631.pdf (not an authorised version)
FRL sourcehttps://www.legislation.gov.au/C2011A00126/2024-10-14/2024-10-14/text/original/pdf/0

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Sourced from the Federal Register of Legislation at 18 July 2026. For the latest information... go to legislation.gov.au Licence: CC BY 4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International). This is an archived copy and is not an authorised version of the legislation (Legislation Act 2003 Part 3).