Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Act 2004
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38A Becoming a community interest company: implementation of decision on eligibility
(1) If the Regulator gives notice of a decision that the company is eligible to become a community interest company, the registrar of companies must— (a) proceed in accordance with section 80 of the Companies Act 2006 (change of name: registration and issue of new certificate of incorporation), and (b) if the registrar enters the new name of the company on the register, retain and record the documents mentioned in section 37C(3). (2) The new certificate of incorporation must state— (a) that it is issued on the company’s conversion to a community interest company, (b) the date on which it is issued, and (c) that the company is a community interest company. (3) On the issue of the certificate— (a) the company by virtue of the issue of the certificate becomes a community interest company, and (b) the changes in the company’s name and articles take effect. (4) The certificate is conclusive evidence that the company is a community interest company. (5) If the Regulator decides that the company is not eligible to become a community interest company, the company may appeal to the Appeal Officer against the decision.
38A Becoming a community interest company: implementation of decision on eligibility
(1) If the Regulator gives notice of a decision that the company is eligible to become a community interest company, the registrar of companies must— (a) proceed in accordance with section 80 of the Companies Act 2006 (change of name: registration and issue of new certificate of incorporation), and (b) if the registrar enters the new name of the company on the register, retain and record the documents mentioned in section 37C(3). (2) The new certificate of incorporation must state— (a) that it is issued on the company’s conversion to a community interest company, (b) the date on which it is issued, and (c) that the company is a community interest company. (3) On the issue of the certificate— (a) the company by virtue of the issue of the certificate becomes a community interest company, and (b) the changes in the company’s name and articles take effect. (4) The certificate is conclusive evidence that the company is a community interest company. (5) If the Regulator decides that the company is not eligible to become a community interest company, the company may appeal to the Appeal Officer against the decision.
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