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StatuteCorporations Act 2001

Section 1222M — Corporations Act 2001: Table of provisions that apply only to retail CCIVs

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The following table sets out the main provisions of this Act that apply only in relation to retail CCIVs. If a provision is not set out in this table, disregard that fact in deciding whether or not the provision applies only to retail CCIVs. Provisions that apply only to retail CCIVs Item Topic Provision(s) 1 A sub-fund of a retail CCIV may be registered as an Australian passport fund Part 8A.3 2 ASIC may direct a retail CCIV to modify its constitution section 1223C 3 Content requirements for the constitution of a retail CCIV sections 1223G and 1223H 4 Duties owed by a director of a retail CCIV subsection 1224D(2) 5 The corporate director of a retail CCIV must have external directors section 1224G 6 Extended responsibility of corporate director of a retail CCIV for certain acts of agents section 1224M 7 Limitation on right of the corporate director of a retail CCIV to fees and indemnities section 1224N 8 Limitation on right of the corporate director of a retail CCIV to acquire shares in the CCIV section 1224P 9 Duties owed by the officers of the corporate director of a retail CCIV section 1225 10 Duties owed by the employees of the corporate director of a retail CCIV section 1225F 11 Requirement for a retail CCIV to have a compliance plan Division 4 of Part 8B.3 12 Requirement for member approval for certain related party transactions relating to retail CCIVs (application of Chapter 2E) Subdivision A of Division 5 of Part 8B.3 13 Further requirements for redemptions of shares by a retail CCIV sections 1230G to 1230K 14 Requirements for self-acquisition by retail CCIV subsection 1231J(2) 15 Part 2M.3 (financial reporting and sustainability) section 1232

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