Part 1: Registration of Overseas Entities Correction or removal of material on the register Section 27: Resolving inconsistencies in the register
Where it appears to the Registrar that there is an inconsistency between information contained in a document delivered to the Registrar and other information on the register, the Registrar may, in a notice to the overseas entity, require an overseas entity to take steps to resolve the inconsistency. In the notice to the overseas entity, the Registrar must state in what respects the information appears to be inconsistent and the issue date of the notice.
	The notice must state the date on which it was made and require the overseas entity to respond to the notice within 14 days from that date. If the overseas entity does not deliver the required documents within this period, it and every officer of the entity who is in default commit an offence (subsections (1) to (3)).
	The penalty for an offence committed under this section is set out in subsection (4) and includes a fine for the initial contravention, followed by a daily default fine for continued contravention.