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the application as a person who will become the contact person on registration; and
 (vi) if the application indicates that the body is expected to be a large corporation in respect of its first financial year—nominated, as a person who will become the secretary when it becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2‑3, the person specified in the application as a person who will become the secretary on registration; and
 (b) the members were given at least 21 days notice of the meeting and the proposed resolution.
 (2) The document evidencing the agreement under subparagraph (1)(a)(iii) must:
 (a) refer by section or subsection number (as appropriate) to the replaceable rules that will apply without modification to the body when it becomes registered as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation under Part 2‑3; and
 (b) set out the terms of the replaceable rules (if any) that are being modified or replaced by the proposed constitution.

29‑18  Creditor notice requirement
 (1) If an application is made under section 23‑1 to register an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation (the amalgamated corporation) to replace 2 or more existing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations (the amalgamating corporations), the amalgamated corporation meets the creditor notice requirement if:
 (a) the applicant has given the Registrar a notice of intention to make the application; and
 (b) the applicant has, within 14 days after giving the Registrar the notice, published the following in accordance with subsection (2):
 (i) a copy of the notice;
 (ii) a statement informing substantial creditors of the amalgamating corporations that those creditors may, within the objection period, object under subsection (3) to the grant of the application;
 (iii) such other information as is prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this subparagraph; and
 (c) each of the amalgamating corporations has, during the objection period, taken reasonable steps to bring the following to the attention of persons who are, or who are likely to or who may become, substantial creditors of the corporation:
 (i) the proposed amalgamation;
 (ii) the right that substantial creditors of the corporation have under subsection (3) to object to the grant of the application made under section 23‑1; and
 (d) the application under section 23‑1 is made within 14 days after the end of the objection period.
Note 1: For substantial creditor, see paragraph (5)(a).
Note 2: For objection period, see paragraph (5)(b).
 (2) The material referred to in paragraph (1)(b) must be published:
 (a) in a national newspaper; or
 (b) for each State or Territory in which any of the amalgamating corporations has its registered office (if any) or carries on business or other operations—in a daily newspaper that circulates generally