Directors' Resolution to Change Principal Place of Business (Circulating Resolution)

This Directors Resolution to Change Principal Place of Business is used to make changes to your business address.

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Last updated October 24, 2025

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Directors' Resolution to Change Principal Place of Business (Circulating Resolution)

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What is a directors' resolution to change principal place of business (circulating resolution)?

It is a formal document used by company directors to record their unanimous decision to change the company’s principal place of business, without holding a physical meeting.
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When should you use a directors' resolution to change principal place of business (circulating resolution)?

Use this resolution when your company’s directors agree to change the main business address and want to document the decision and comply with ASIC notification requirements.
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What should be in a directors' resolution to change principal place of business (circulating resolution)?

It should include meeting details, the new business address, confirmation of ASIC notification, and signatures from all directors entitled to vote.
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The Legal Risk Score of a Directors' Resolution to Change Principal Place of Business (Circulating Resolution) Template is Medium

Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:

  • There is a risk associated with the proper notification to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission, as failure to notify them of the change in the principal place of business could lead to regulatory issues or penalties.
  • The document relies on unanimous consent from all officeholders entitled to vote, posing a risk of delays or complications if not all are in agreement or available to sign promptly.
  • It may have a significant impact on the business operations.

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