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these Regulations may be given to him or her personally or to the person specified in the form as his or her representative; or
 (b) an address in Australia to which it is practicable and reasonable for Australia Post, or a person acting on behalf of Australia Post, to deliver mail; or
 (c) an address in New Zealand to which it is practicable and reasonable for a person providing mail delivery services to deliver mail.
 (2) A person may file notice of a change of his or her address for service to another address that complies with paragraph (1)(a), (b) or (c).
 (5) Service by post is a prescribed means by which a document may be served on, or given or sent to, a person for the purposes of subsection 145(1) of the Act.

11.21  Death of applicant or registered owner (Act s 146, s 147)
 (1) This regulation applies to:
 (a) a legal representative who wishes to proceed with the application in accordance with section 146 of the Act; or
 (b) a person who wishes to have the Register amended in accordance with section 147 of the Act.
 (2) The legal representative or the person must file:
 (a) a request in the approved form; and
 (b) any other document that the Registrar reasonably considers to be necessary to support the request.

11.22  Exercise of discretionary powers by Registrar
 (1) The Registrar must give a person an opportunity to be heard before exercising a discretionary power under these Regulations adversely to the person.
Note: See section 148 of the Act for a similar provision.
 (2) For section 148 of the Act and subregulation (1), the Registrar must give the person an opportunity to be heard by:
 (a) asking the person for written submissions; or
 (b) notifying the person that, on request to the Registrar, the person may be heard by way of an oral hearing on a date, and at a time and place, determined by the Registrar; or
 (c) notifying the person of the date, time and place of an oral hearing.
 (3) The Registrar may exercise the discretionary power if the person:
 (a) notifies the Registrar that the person does not want to be heard; or
 (b) does not file written submissions if requested under subregulation 11.23(1); or
 (c) does not attend an oral hearing if notified under subregulation 11.23(2).
 (4) If the Registrar exercises discretionary power in any of the circumstances mentioned in subregulation (3), the Registrar must notify the person of the Registrar's decision.

11.23  Written submissions and oral hearings

Written submissions
 (1) If the Registrar decides that a person may be heard by way of written submissions, the Registrar must:
 (a) notify the person of