Registration requirement for bylaw amendments: precondition to validity; Registrar certification is conclusive evidence, subject to compliance with Act and rules. Amendments to a registered society's by-laws are not valid until registered under the Act, requiring a copy to be forwarded to the Registrar. The Registrar may register an amendment if satisfied it is not contrary to the Act or the rules and, on registration, must issue a certified copy which is conclusive evidence of registration.
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Registration requirement for bylaw amendments: precondition to validity; Registrar certification is conclusive evidence, subject to compliance with Act and rules.
Amendments to a registered society's by-laws are not valid until registered under the Act, requiring a copy to be forwarded to the Registrar. The Registrar may register an amendment if satisfied it is not contrary to the Act or the rules and, on registration, must issue a certified copy which is conclusive evidence of registration.
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