Nominated director consent not required to be filed with company when consent already filed with Registrar. Nominated directors appointed by the Government need not file a separate written consent with the company where the individual has already given consent to the Registrar pursuant to the statutory consent requirement; the Registrar filing is the operative consent record and a duplicate company level filing is unnecessary.
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Nominated director consent not required to be filed with company when consent already filed with Registrar.
Nominated directors appointed by the Government need not file a separate written consent with the company where the individual has already given consent to the Registrar pursuant to the statutory consent requirement; the Registrar filing is the operative consent record and a duplicate company level filing is unnecessary.
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