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- Corporate Law Economic Reform Bill 1998
- Schedule 1—Main amendments of the Corporations Law
- Part 2D.1—Duties and powers
- Part 2D.2—Restrictions on indemnities, insurance and termination payments
- Part 2D.3—Appointment, remuneration and cessation of appointment of directors
- Part 2D.4—Appointment of secretaries
- Part 2D.5—Public information about directors and secretaries
- Part 2D.6—Disqualification from managing corporations
- Part 2E.1—Member approval needed for related party benefit
- Part 2E.2—Related parties and financial benefits
- Part 2E.3—Interaction with other rules
- Part 2F.1—Oppressive conduct of affairs
- Part 2F.1A—Proceedings on behalf of a company by members and others
- Part 2L.1—Requirement for trust deed and trustee
- Part 2L.2—Duties of borrower
- Part 2L.3—Duties of guarantor
- Part 2L.4—Trustee
- Part 2L.5—Meetings of debenture holders
- Part 2L.6—Civil liability
- Part 2L.7—ASIC powers
- Part 2L.8—Court
- Part 2L.9—Location of other debenture provisions
- Part 6.1—Prohibited acquisitions of relevant interests in voting shares
- Part 6.2—Exceptions to the prohibition
- Part 6.3—The different types of takeover bid
- Part 6.4—Formulating the takeover offer
- Part 6.5—The takeover procedure
- Part 6.6—Variation of offers
- Part 6.7—Withdrawal and suspension of offers
- Part 6.8—Acceptances
- Part 6.9—Other activities during the bid period
- Part 6.10—Review and intervention
- Part 6A.1—Compulsory acquisitions and buy-outs following takeover bid
- Part 6A.2—General compulsory acquisitions and buy-outs
- Part 6A.3—Completion of compulsory acquisition of securities
- Part 6A.4—Experts’ reports and valuations
- Part 6A.5—Records of unclaimed consideration
- Part 6A.6—ASIC powers
- Part 6C.1—Substantial holding information
- Part 6C.2—Tracing beneficial ownership of shares
- Part 6C.3—ASIC powers
- Part 6D.1—Application of the fundraising provisions
- Part 6D.2—Disclosure to investors about securities
- Part 6D.3—Prohibitions, liabilities and remedies
- Part 6D.4—ASIC’s powers
- Part 9.4B—Civil consequences of contravening civil penalty provisions
- Schedule 2—Main amendments of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 1989
- Part 12—Accounting standards
- Schedule 3—Consequential amendments of the Corporations Law
- Part 1—Amendments relating to new Chapter 6D (Fundraising)
- Part 2—Amendments relating to new Chapter 2L (Debentures)
- Part 3—Amendments relating to new Chapter 2D (Officers)
- Part 4—Amendments relating to new Chapter 2E (Related Parties)
- Part 5—Amendments relating to new Part 2F.1 (Oppressive conduct of affairs)
- Part 6—Amendments relating to new Part 2F.1A (Proceedings on behalf of a company by members and others)
- Part 7—Amendments relating to new Part 9.4B (Civil penalty provisions)
- Part 8—Amendments relating to new Part 12 of the ASIC Act (Accounting standards)
- Part 9—Amendments relating to new Chapters 6 to 6C (Takeovers)
- Schedule 4—Consequential amendments of ASIC Act
- Part 1—Amendments relating to new Chapter 6D (Fundraising)
- Part 2—Amendments relating to new Chapter 2F.1 (Oppression)
- Part 3—Amendments relating to new accounting standards provisions in ASIC Act
- Part 4—Amendments relating to new Chapter 6 (Takeovers)
- Schedule 5—Consequential amendment of other Acts
- Schedule 6—Miscellaneous amendments of the Corporations Law
- Schedule 7—Miscellaneous amendments of other Acts
- Schedule 3—Amendment of the Corporations Law set out in section 82 of the Corporations Act 1989
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Corporate Law Economic Reform Bill 1998