New Zealand Legislation: Regulations

16 Method by which disclosure notice must be given

• (1) Every disclosure notice must be—

  • (a) delivered or posted to the address of the person to whom the notice is given; or

  • (b) given by facsimile; or

  • (c) given by other electronic means to which the registered exchange with which the public issuer is listed has given its consent (in the case of a notice given to a registered exchange); or

  • (d) given by other electronic means to which the public issuer has given its consent (in the case of a notice given to a public issuer).

  (2) A disclosure notice given by facsimile is, in the absence of proof to the contrary, to be treated as having been given if the facsimile machine or computer generated a record of the transmission of the notice to the facsimile machine or computer of the recipient.

  (3) A disclosure notice given by other electronic means is, in the absence of proof to the contrary, to be treated as having been given if an acknowledgement of receipt has been received by the person who gave the disclosure notice.