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Know Your Rights Live
The archived session on company law reform — single-member companies, filing habits, and the duties that come with registration.
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The recording of this session is being prepared for on-demand playback. The chapters and written record below are already complete.
Relative, not to the minute — a session runs as long as the questions do.
Opening
The shape of the reform
What the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 set out to change.
Main session
Registration, filings and duties
The obligations a company carries once it exists.
Questions
Moderated audience questions
Questions on structure, ownership and record-keeping.
What the session will and will not answer.
Questions are moderated
Questions were submitted in writing and moderated. Answers were general legal education, not advice on any individual company.
This session has ended. The recording is available on this page.
Archived. The chapters and written record below are the permanent version of the session.
Where each part of the recording begins.
What this is
A written record of what this item covers at each point, in our own words. It is not a word-for-word capture of what was said, and it is not the text of any law — always read the official text of an instrument before relying on it.
Presenter
Law Awareness TV — business desk
The desk that maintains the Business & Enterprise section.
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