Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00492:section:6:p102
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Provision Reference: s 6 (pt 102/175)
Character Range: 429506–432582

exemptible provisions of this Chapter specified in the Registrar's determination.
Note: For the criteria for making determinations under this section, see section 310‑20.
 (2) For the purposes of this section, the exemptible provisions of this Chapter are:
 (a) section 243‑5; and
 (b) subsection 246‑25(2); and
 (c) the provisions of Part 6‑6.
 (3) The determination may:
 (a) be expressed to be subject to conditions; and
 (b) be indefinite or limited to a specified period.
 (4) The Registrar may, in writing, revoke, vary or suspend the determination.
 (5) Notice of the making, revocation, variation or suspension of a determination in relation to a specified class of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation, or the directors of a specified class of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation, must be published in the Gazette.
 (6) A determination under subsection (1) in relation to:
 (a) a specified class of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation; or
 (b) the directors of a specified class of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation;
is a legislative instrument.
 (7) A determination under subsection (1) in relation to:
 (a) a specified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation; or
 (b) the directors of a specified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation;
is not a legislative instrument.

310‑20  Criteria for determinations
 (1) In making a determination under section 310‑5 or 310‑15, the Registrar must be satisfied that the requirements of the relevant exemptible provisions of this Chapter would:
 (a) be inappropriate in the circumstances; or
 (b) impose unreasonable burdens.

Unreasonable burden
 (2) In deciding for the purposes of subsection (1) if the relevant exemptible provisions impose an unreasonable burden on the corporation or corporations, the Registrar is to have regard to:
 (a) the expected costs of complying with the obligations; and
 (b) the expected benefits of having the corporation or corporations comply with the obligations; and
 (c) any practical difficulties that the corporation or corporations face in complying effectively with the obligations; and
 (d) any other matters that the Registrar considers relevant.

Chapter 7—Record keeping, reporting requirements and books

Part 7‑1—Introduction

Division 317—Introduction

317‑1  What this Chapter is about

      An Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation must keep particular records (see Part 7‑2).
      An Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation has to prepare certain reports and lodge them with the Registrar. Division 327 gives an overview of these reporting requirements.
      The Registrar may, under Part 7‑4, make determinations relieving an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation, or a class of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation, from obligations imposed by Part 7‑2 or 7‑3 or by regulations made for the purposes of Part 7‑2 or 7‑3. These determinations can also relieve officers and auditors from obligations imposed by this Chapter.
      The regulations