Section 601AI — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

A company may transfer its registration to registration under a law of the Commonwealth, or of a State or Territory, by:

(a) passing a special resolution resolving to transfer its registration to registration under that law; and

(b) complying with sections 601AJ and 601AK.

The company may transfer its registration to registration under the law of a State or Territory only if the State or Territory is the one in which it is taken to be registered.

Note 1: Section 119A tells you which State or Territory the company is taken to be registered in.

Note 2: In order to be registered under the State or Territory law, the company may need to amend its constitution, or adopt a new one, and the provisions of this Act (including the class rights provisions in Part 2F.2) will apply to the amendment or adoption.

Related sections

• s 601AF — The Commonwealth’s and ASIC’s power to fulfil outstanding obligations of deregistered company
• s 601AG — Claims against insurers of deregistered company
• s 601AH — Reinstatement
• s 601AJ — Applying to transfer registration
• s 601AK — ASIC makes transfer of registration declaration
• s 601AL — ASIC to deregister company

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