Statute
Section 1223B — Corporations Act 2001: Requirement for a CCIV to have a constitution
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(1) A CCIV must have a constitution. A CCIV may not repeal its constitution unless it replaces the constitution with a new constitution. Minimum content requirements for the constitution (2) The constitution of a CCIV must comply with the requirements applicable to the CCIV under Subdivision C. Strict liability offence (3) A CCIV commits an offence of strict liability if it fails to ensure it has a constitution that complies with the requirements applicable to the CCIV under Subdivision C.
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