Western Australian Numbered Acts (1) Before applying
for registration as a co-operative, a corporation must pass a special
resolution in accordance with its constitution approving of —
(a) the
proposed registration; and
(b) any
alterations of its existing constitution necessary to enable the corporation
to comply with this Act.
(2) At the meeting to
pass the special resolution —
(a) the
proposed rules of the proposed co-operative approved under section 17,
and including active membership provisions in accordance with Part 6,
must also be passed by special resolution; and
(b) in
the case of a proposed distributing co-operative, a disclosure statement
approved under section 16 must be presented to the meeting.
(3) For a corporation
that on registration under this Division will be a transferred co-operative,
the requirement to pass a special resolution approving the proposed
registration and the proposed rules is satisfied if the resolution complies
with section 177(1)(a) or (b), and (3).
(4) Despite subsection
(3), if a transferred co-operative would be registered with rules that give
effect to a conversion from being a non-distributing co-operative to a
distributing co-operative, or vice versa, the requirement to pass a special
resolution is not satisfied unless the resolution is passed in accordance with
the requirements in section 177(1)(c).