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StatuteCorporations Act 2001

Section 1222N — Corporations Act 2001: Certain CCIVs and sub-funds must not be listed

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The following must not be included in the official list of a declared financial market operated in this jurisdiction: (a) a wholesale CCIV; (b) a retail CCIV that has more than one sub-fund; (c) a sub-fund of a wholesale CCIV; (d) a sub-fund of a retail CCIV that has more than one sub-fund. Note 1: This section does not prohibit either or both of the following from being included in the official list of a declared financial market operated in this jurisdiction: (a) a sub-fund of a retail CCIV that has only one sub-fund; (b) that retail CCIV. Note 2: A retail CCIV will be a listed company if its single sub-fund is included in such an official list even if the retail CCIV is not so included (see the definition of listed in section 9).

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