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Section 1200F — Corporations Act 2001: Effect of a recognised offer

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(1) The provisions listed in the table do not apply, in relation to a recognised offer, to the things specified in the table for those provisions. Note: Recognised offers must comply with Division 3 instead. Provisions that do not apply in relation to a recognised offer Item These provisions: do not apply, in relation to the offer, to: 1 Chapter 2L if the recognised offer is an offer of debentures—the offeror.

2 Chapter 5C if the recognised offer is an offer of interests in a managed investment scheme—the operator of the managed investment scheme.

3 Chapter 6D (a) the recognised offer; or (b) the offeror of the recognised offer; or (c) any offer document for the offer.

4 Parts 7.6, 7.7 and 7.8, other than section 992A (a) the issue or disposal of a security under the recognised offer; or (b) general advice contained in any offer document for the offer; or (c) general advice contained in an advertisement for the recognised offer issued by, or on behalf of, the offeror; or (d) the provision of a custodial or depository service in relation to interests in a managed investment scheme that are the subject of the recognised offer.

5 Part 7.9, other than sections 1020AB, 1020AC, 1020AD and 1020B the offeror of the recognised offer. (2) Despite subsection (1), the regulations may: (a) apply a provision listed in the table in subsection (1) to a person or class of persons; or (b) apply a provision listed in the table in subsection (1) to a security or class of securities; or (c) provide that a provision listed in the table in subsection (1) applies with the modifications specified in the regulations.

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