Source: New Zealand Parliament
The Companies Act 1993 requires the residential addresses of company directors to be made available to the public in a register. This bill would provide a mechanism for directors who have serious concerns for their personal safety to request that their residential address be replaced with a substitute address, such as a service address.
The bill would allow a director to submit an application to the Registrar declaring that the public availability of their residential address is likely to result in physical or mental harm to them or a person residing with them. The applicant would need to specify an address for service to replace their residential address.
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