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Provider registrations by the NDIS Commission
In order to successfully obtain provider registration through the NDIS Commission, disability service providers must: Comply with the
Seven Year Hitch – PPSR turns 7 years old
On 30 January 2012 the “Personal Property Securities Register” (PPSR) commenced operations. The PPSR is an electronic register
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, what will it mean for providers and participants in residential aged care?
Background to the NDIS Commission The NDIS Commission is intended to improve the quality of NDIS services
Banks to take extra care with vulnerable customers
The new Banking Code of Practice, which commences on 1 July 2019, requires member banks to train their
Not registering on the PPSR against an ACN CAN cause headaches
Yoni Baker, Lawyer, Melbourne In the recent case of IBM Global Financing Australia v Applied Business Technology Pty
Common PPS Registration errors – what to do about them
The most common way for secured parties to perfect their security interests in personal property is by registration
Death and taxes – one’s really going to hurt
As you will be aware, between February and May each year, the State Revenue Office issues land tax
PPSR Registrations – the importance of getting it right
With the commencement of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) now more than seven years behind
Establishing a payment default – minimum requirements for evidentiary certificates
Financiers take note. Proving a payment default may not be as straightforward as one would have you believe.
Major changes to privacy law announced – but will they be implemented?
Key points Commonwealth Government announces large increases to penalties for privacy breaches Regulator to receive funding boost and
The duty of care of a public authority
A recent Queensland decision[1] raises the important issue as to when a pubic authority, in the exercise of
Human Rights Act passes Queensland Parliament
The Human Rights Act 2018, which will have far-reaching implications for public decision making in Queensland, passed Queensland
