Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A04041:section:1990:p67
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A04041
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 1990 (pt 67/212)
Character Range: 176684–179365

issued, it is nevertheless to be valid in so far as it does not exceed those powers.

"Division 11—Application of certain provisions

Chapters 1 to 6 and 9

"110d. Chapters 1 to 6, inclusive, and 9, apply, according to their tenor, in relation to:

     (a) natural persons, whether resident in this jurisdiction or in Australia or not and whether Australian citizens or not; and

     (b) all bodies corporate and unincorporated bodies, whether formed or carrying on business in this jurisdiction or in Australia or not; and

     (c) acts and omissions outside this jurisdiction, whether in Australia or not.

Application of this Law in coastal sea

"110e. This Law has effect in and in relation to the coastal sea of this jurisdiction as if that coastal sea were part of this jurisdiction.

"PART 1.3—APPLICATION ORDERS

Power to make

"111a. (1) The Minister may make written orders, to be known as application orders, specifying matters that this Law requires or permits to be specified by or in application orders.

"(2) An order under this section must not be inconsistent with this Law.

Orders under this Part and corresponding laws

"111b. (1) The object of this section is to make it easier to find out how the Corporations Law of each jurisdiction operates so far as concerns matters that, because of differences in the circumstances of

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the various jurisdictions, are dealt with by application orders under section 111a of that Law.

"(2) An order under section 111a of this Law may be included in the same document as an order that is, or as 2 or more orders each of which is, an order under section 111a of the Corporations Law of another jurisdiction.

"(3) Where, under subsection (2), 2 or more orders are included in the same document, the text of the respective orders:

     (a) may be integrated and arranged so as to present more clearly and simply the matters that are specified by or in the orders for the purposes of corresponding provisions of the laws of the jurisdictions concerned; and

     (b) in particular, may be arranged so as to allow the reader to compare more easily the matter specified for the purposes of a provision of one law with the matter specified for the purposes of the corresponding provision of another law.

  "(4) Where:

     (a) under subsection (3), the text of 2 or more orders (in this subsection called the 'principal orders') has been integrated and arranged as mentioned in that subsection; and

     (b) under subsection (2), 2 or more orders each of which amends any of the principal orders are included in the same document;

the text of the amending orders may be integrated and arranged so