(1) A document
required or authorised under this Act to be given to a person may be given to
the person by —
(a)
giving it to the person personally; or
(b)
sending it by prepaid post (including document exchange) addressed to the
person —
(i)
to the address provided by the person for the giving or
service of documents; or
(ii)
if no address is specified by the person to the CEO, to
the last known address of the person;
or
(c)
leaving it at the person’s usual or last known place of residence or
business; or
(d)
emailing it to an email address or faxing it to a fax number —
(i)
provided by the person for the giving or service of
documents; or
(ii)
if no email address or fax number is provided as referred
to in subparagraph (i), to the email address or fax number appearing on recent
correspondence addressed by or on behalf of the person to the CEO, or
otherwise notified to the CEO or published by the person;
or
(e)
communicating it in some other way agreed with the person; or
(f) in
the case of a corporation or of an association of persons (whether
incorporated or not), by delivering or leaving the document or posting it as a
letter, addressed in each case to the corporation or association, at its
principal place of business or principal office in the State.
(2) A document
required to be given by the CEO to a partnership is taken to have been given
to all members of the partnership if it is given to any member of the
partnership in accordance with subsection (1).
(3) A document
required to be given by the CEO to the provider of an on-demand booking
service is taken to have been given to the provider if it is given to a
responsible officer of the provider of the booking service in accordance with
subsection (1).
(4) The use of a
particular method for giving a document to a particular person does not
prevent the giving of other documents to the same person in a different way.
(5) This section does
not apply to a document to which the Taxation Administration Act 2003
section 117 applies.