Government Owned Corporations (Golden Casket Lottery Corporatisation) Regulation 1997
GOVERNMENT OWNED CORPORATIONS (GOLDEN CASKET LOTTERY
CORPORATISATION) REGULATION 1997
QueenslandGovernment Owned
Corporations Act 1993GOVERNMENTOWNEDCORPORATIONS(GOLDENCASKETLOTTERYCORPORATISATION)REGULATION1997Reprinted as in force on 1 September
1997(Regulation not amended up to this
date)Reprint No. 1This reprint is
prepared bythe Office of the Queensland Parliamentary
CounselWarning—This reprint is not an authorised
copy
Information about this reprintThis
regulation is reprinted as at 1 September 1997.Minor editorial
changes allowed under the provisions of the Reprints Act 1992
havebeen made to omit provisions that are no
longer required (s 40).See endnotes for information about when
provisions commenced.
s13s4Government Owned Corporations (GoldenCasket
Lottery Corporatisation) Regulation1997GOVERNMENT OWNED CORPORATIONS(GOLDEN CASKET LOTTERYCORPORATISATION)
REGULATION 1997[reprinted as in force on 1 September
1997]†PART 1—PRELIMINARY˙Short
title1.This regulation may be cited as
theGovernment Owned Corporations(Golden Casket Lottery Corporatisation)
Regulation 1997.˙Commencement2.This
regulation commences on 31 July 1997.˙Purpose3.The
purpose of this regulation is—(a)to
provide for the person constituting GCLC as a corporation
soleto go out of office; and(b)to
declare that GCLC is a GOC (a statutory GOC); and(c)tonominateGCLCasacandidateGOCthatistobecomeacompany GOC; and(d)to
declare that GCLC is a GOC (a company GOC).˙Definitions4.In
this regulation—“chief executive”meansthepersonwho,undertheLotteriesAct1994,
s54Government Owned
Corporations (GoldenCasket Lottery Corporatisation)
Regulation1997constitutes GCLC
as a corporation sole.“GCLC”means Golden
Casket Lottery Corporation.s7†PART 2—PREPARATORY MATTERS˙Share capital5.On
the commencement of this section, GCLC is taken to have a
sharecapital of $1 000 000 000 shares made up of 1
000 000 000 ordinary sharesof $1
each.˙Chief executive goes out of
office6.On the commencement of this section,
the chief executive goes out ofoffice as the
person constituting GCLC.†PART 3—GCLC
BECOMES A STATUTORY GOC˙Declaration of
GCLC as a GOC7.(1)Subsection(2)takeseffectassoonasbothofthefollowinghappen—(a)the chief executive goes out of office
as the person constitutingGCLC;(b)GCLC
has applied the part of its share capital that its
responsibleMinisters direct in paying up, in full,
shares in itself.(2)GCLC is a GOC.
s85s9Government Owned Corporations (GoldenCasket
Lottery Corporatisation) Regulation1997†PART 4—NOMINATION OF GCLC AS
CANDIDATEGOC THAT IS TO BECOME A COMPANY GOC˙Nomination of GCLC8.(1)Subsection(2)takeseffectimmediatelyafterGCLCbecomesaGOC under part 3.(2)GCLCisnominatedtobeacandidateGOCthatistobecomeacompany GOC.†PART
5—GCLC BECOMES A COMPANY GOC˙Declaration of GCLC as GOC9.(1)Subsection (2)
takes effect as soon as both of the following apply—(a)GCLC is a candidate GOC that is to
become a company GOC;(b)GCLC is a public
company, and a company limited by shares,within the
meaning of the Corporations Law.(2)GCLC
is a GOC.(3)As soon as practicable after GCLC
becomes a company GOC undersubsection(2),theshareholdingMinistersforthecompanyGOCthatGCLC has become
must, by gazette notice, advise the day on which theentity became registered under the
Corporations Law, part 2.2, division 3.11CorporationsLaw,part2.2(Registrationofcompanies),division3(Registeringnon-companies as
companies)