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(1) The Cabinet Secretary shall make regulations (to be called the Companies Communication Regulations) that are to have effect for the purposes of all provision of this Act and of any cognate Act that require or permit documents or information to be sent or supplied by or to a company.(2) The Companies Communications Regulations are to have effect subject to any requirements imposed, or contrary provision made, by or under any other enactment.(3) For the purpose of subsection (2), a provision is not contrary to the Company Communications Regulations only because it expressly permits a document or information to be sent or supplied in a hard copy form or in an electronic form or by being published on a website.(4) Documents or information required or permitted to be sent or supplied to a company are to be sent or supplied in accordance with the Companies Communications Regulations.(5) Documents or information required or permitted to be sent or supplied by a company are to be sent or supplied in accordance with the Companies Communications Regulations.
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