4—Continuing business names matters
(1) Each of the following matters is a "continuing business names matter" to the extent that it is included in the legislative powers of the Parliament of the State:
(a) the registration of business names;
(b) the regulation of the use of business names to assist entities who engage with an entity carrying on a business under a business name to identify the entity;
(c) the regulation of the use of business names to assist entities who engage with an entity carrying on a business under a business name to contact the entity;
(d) the regulation of the use of business names to reduce the risks that arise from an entity carrying on a business under a name that is not the entity’s own;
(e) the prohibition or restriction of the use of business names that are undesirable, offensive or confusing;
(f) the prohibition or restriction of the use of business names by an entity because—
(i) the entity has engaged in unlawful conduct, or
(ii) a person involved in the management of the entity has engaged in unlawful conduct.
(2) However, none of the following matters is a continuing business names matter:
(a) the imposition of a restriction on a government body affecting the ability of the body to carry on business under a name;
(b) the imposition of a restriction on an entity affecting the ability of the entity to carry on business under a name registered to the entity on a notified State register;
(c) the imposition of a restriction on an entity affecting the ability of the entity to carry on business under a name that is specified as the name of the entity in a State law;
(d) the imposition of an obligation on a government body to include a name in a communication or to display a name;
(e) the imposition of an obligation on an entity to include in a communication, or to display, a name that is registered to the entity on a notified State register;
(f) the imposition of an obligation on an entity to include in a communication, or to display, a name that is specified as the name of the entity in a State law;
(g) the omission of an exemption provision without the insertion of an equivalent provision, or the imposition of a limitation on the operation of an exemption provision;
(h) any matter relating to the imposition or payment of taxes under a State law.