Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Act 2004
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36A Formation as community interest company: decision on eligibility
(1) The Regulator must decide whether the company is eligible to be formed as a community interest company. (2) A company is eligible to be formed as a community interest company if— (a) its articles comply with the requirements imposed by and by virtue of section 32, (b) its proposed name complies with section 33, and (c) the Regulator, having regard to the application and accompanying documents and any other relevant considerations, considers that the company— (i) will satisfy the community interest test, and (ii) is not an excluded company. (3) The Regulator must give notice of the decision to the registrar of companies (but the registrar is not required to record it).
36A Formation as community interest company: decision on eligibility
(1) The Regulator must decide whether the company is eligible to be formed as a community interest company. (2) A company is eligible to be formed as a community interest company if— (a) its articles comply with the requirements imposed by and by virtue of section 32, (b) its proposed name complies with section 33, and (c) the Regulator, having regard to the application and accompanying documents and any other relevant considerations, considers that the company— (i) will satisfy the community interest test, and (ii) is not an excluded company. (3) The Regulator must give notice of the decision to the registrar of companies (but the registrar is not required to record it).
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