ORIC – Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations
The Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) is an independent statutory office holder who administers, supports and regulates corporations by:
- advising on how to incorporate;
- training directors, members and key staff in good governance;
- ensuring compliance with the law;
- intervening when needed.
A charity that submits its annual reports and governing documents with ORIC fulfils its reporting and notification obligations with the ACNC. ORIC registered charities need not notify the ACNC of any changes to their details. Thus some cases the ACNC’s records may be outdated.
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