Part 1: Registration of Overseas Entities The register and registration Section 6: Notice of registration
The Registrar is obliged to notify overseas entities where their applications have been successful and that they have been registered. Subsection (2) describes what must be contained in the notification (the date of registration and the overseas entity ID allocated to the entity).
	In addition, the notice must tell overseas entities that they have a duty to update their information in accordance with section 7 and the consequences of failing to comply with that duty. Failure to comply would result in that overseas entity having committed an offence under section 8.
	In addition, failure by the overseas entity to comply with the update duty may cause that entity difficulties in relation to buying and selling land (these are discussed further in respect of Schedules 3, 4 and 5). The notice sent by the Registrar must also contain information about how an entity can apply for removal from the register (subsection (3)). Removal from the register, among other things, would mean that the overseas entity would no longer be required to comply with the updating duty.