Objecting to restoration of a society
Objecting to the restoration of a society to the register
Any person may object to the restoration of a society from the Incorporated Societies Register.
You need to explain your reason for objecting. You must also supply copies of any evidence you have to support your objection.
When to lodge an objection
Your objection must be lodged within the period stated in the public notice.
How to lodge an objection online
You will need:
- a RealMe® login, and
- an online account with us.
Step by step
- Log in.
- Search for the society then select the society’s name to view its details.
- Go to the ‘Maintain Incorporated Society’ menu and select ‘Lodge Other Document’.
- Select ‘Objection to Restoration’
- Upload your written objection and any supporting documentation.
- Submit your objection.
What happens next
We will review your objection. If it is accepted, the Registrar will suspend the restoration of the society. We will email you to advise how long that suspension will last.
We will also email the person who applied for the restoration to let them know that we have received an objection.
Other guides in
Restoring an incorporated society to the register
- Application by a society to be restored to the register
- Application by others to restore a society to the register
- Applying to restore a 1908 Act society to the register