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Section 922P — Corporations Act 2001: Change in matter within 30 business days

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(1) Notices must be given under sections 922D and 922H in relation to a person who was a relevant provider even if the person ceases to be a relevant provider before a notice has been lodged under section 922D. (2) A notice is not required to be given under section 922HB in relation to a person if: (a) the person was a relevant provider at the end of a financial services licensee’s CPD year; and (b) the person was authorised at that time to provide personal advice to retail clients, on behalf of the licensee, in relation to relevant financial products; and (c) the person ceases to be a relevant provider within 30 business days of becoming a relevant provider. (3) A notice is not required to be given under sections 922J and 922K in relation to a person who starts or ceases to have control of a body corporate licensee if the person ceases to have control of the licensee within 30 business days of starting to have control of the licensee.

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