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How fit are you, legally?
Working as a Fitness Professional (FP) can be a rewarding career in helping others achieve their health and fitness goals,…
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Crowd-sourced funding for start-ups and SMEs – offering shares to retail investors
From 29 September 2017, public companies may offer ordinary shares to retail investors under the equity-based crowd-sourced funding regime through…
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Proposed new Insurance Code of Practice for Superannuation Trustees
On 20 September 2017, the Insurance in Superannuation Working Group (ISWG) released a draft Insurance Code of Practice for Superannuation…
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ACCC increases franchisor scrutiny
Under the Franchising Code of Conduct (FCC) a franchisor is obliged to update a disclosure document which has been issued…
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‘Phillips arrangements’: It may be time to review your service company arrangements
Many professional practice owners including medical practitioners and pharmacists enter into an agreement with an associated entity to provide services…
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NSW landlords and tenants affected by changes to the Retail Leases Act
Recent amendments to the Retail Leases Act 1994 (NSW) (RL Act) will affect both landlords and tenants of retail premises….
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Choosing the right not-for-profit structure
The term ‘not-for-profit’ describes a range of organisations that are bound together by a purpose to achieve a public, social…
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How long must you retain child care records in Victoria?
Are you aware that there are stringent requirements to retain child care records and also to implement supporting policies? The…
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Amendment of service approvals – your options if you are refused
Child care services may wish to apply for an amendment to their service approval for example, to increase the number…
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Proposed changes to National Quality Framework
Proposed changes to the National Quality Framework (NQF) have been agreed and will be introduced from October 2017. The changes include:…