Index |
Year |
Month |
Page |
| PRESIDENTS COMMENTARY • Two big events for 2000 • AGM • 2000 National Conference |
2000 |
April |
130 |
| ICSA INTERNATIONAL • Corporate Annual Reports • stylish but insubstantial |
2000 |
April |
132 |
| COMPANY SECRETARY • Action Plans in response to criminal and regulatory investigations • Notices to produce information and documents • Right of entry and inspection • Search warrants • Legal professional privilege • ASIC • Challenges to the validity of notices and warrants • Legal obligations of company secretaries • Action plans |
2000 |
April |
135 |
| CORPORATE LAW REFORM: A note on the process and program • CLERP Act 1999 • CLERP • Simplification • Comparing the two • the rhetoric • the substance • political appeasement |
2000 |
April |
140 |
| RISK MANAGEMENT • IMPROVING BOARD PERFORMANCE • the need for review • board mechanics • directors' performance |
2000 |
April |
147 |
| MISCONDUCT OUTSIDE WORK TIME • Most workplaces occasionally hold functions attended by staff after hours, or the work itself may involve extended travel • An employer's rights and obligations in relation to the behaviour of its employees in these and similar contexts, can be complex • At what point does the employer cease having a say over the employee's activities? Does a weekend break at a foreign port carry the same rules as an afternoon tea break? |
2000 |
April |
150 |
| WHEN IS A CONTRACT OF INSURANCE ENTERED INTO? A recent South Australian decision has confirmed that a contract of insurance will only have been entered into once the insurer has given an unqualified acceptance of cover |
2000 |
April |
152 |
| CORPORATIONS LAW UPDATE • Some Practical Implications of CLERP and Tax Reform for Managed Investments • Fund Raising Provisions Takeovers of Listed Trusts • Tax Reform |
2000 |
April |
154 |
| CONSUMER LAW UPDATE • A Dispassionate Retrospective on a Heated Issue of the Time • Rugby League is reunited: But what does the ACCC say? |
2000 |
April |
157 |
| TAXATION LAW UPDATE • The Proposed Profits First Rule • Capital Gains Tax Treatment of Assets acquired by the Trust |
2000 |
April |
159 |
| SUPERANNUATION LAW UPDATE • New Superannuation Fund investment rules |
2000 |
April |
163 |
| ENVIRONMENT LAW UPDATE • No immunity for discharge of contaminated water • Time related advantage not a special value |
2000 |
April |
167 |
| EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE • Workplace Bullying is Worth Preventing • Common Law and Statutory Duties • Types of Bullying • Management Strategies against Bullying • Protect your Employees and Protect your Business |
2000 |
April |
170 |
| MANAGEMENT • How To Conduct a Job Analysis • Job evaluation • Job rewards • Management compensation |
2000 |
April |
172 |
| ASX LISTING RULE AMENDMENTS |
2000 |
April |
176 |
| STATE FOCUS • Victoria • New South Wales • Queensland • South Australia |
2000 |
April |
182 |
| CICSA Professional Development April - June 2000 |
2000 |
April |
191 |
| PRESIDENT'S COMMENTARY • A Day at the Office |
2000 |
May |
194 |
| ICSA INTERNATIONAL • Successor by Sale |
2000 |
May |
196 |
| COMPANY SECRETARY • COMPANY OFFICERS AND THE TRADE PRACTICES ACT • An overview of responsibilities |
2000 |
May |
201 |
| RISK MANAGEMENT • DEMYSTIFYING RISK MANAGEMENT • increasingly, companies are being required to demonstrate that they have sound processes for risk management as part of corporate Governance • A holistic and effective |
2000 |
May |
206 |
| Dos' and don'ts of holding members' meetings at more than one place |
2000 |
May |
211 |
| IT'S OK ITS IN WRITING. Ethics in the balance sheet |
2000 |
May |
212 |
| ACCC Pricing Guidelines |
2000 |
May |
214 |
| ACQUSIITIONS, TAKEOVERS and CLERP |
2000 |
May |
216 |
| CORPORATIONS LAW UPDATE • THE STATUTORY BUSINESS JUDGMENT Rule: What was all the fuss about? The new duty of care rules • Definition of business judgment • Application of the business judgment rule • Safe harbour proves elusive • Will the new rule make a difference |
2000 |
May |
220 |
| CONSUMER LAW UPDATE • THE NEW TAX SYSTEM (TRADE PRACTICES AMENDMENT) BILL INTRODUCED ON 16 MARCH 2000 SHOULD BE SCUTTLED. IT IS UNCONSCIONABLE • The Trade Practices Act and how the Bill amends it • Some comments on the effect of the amendments |
2000 |
May |
224 |
| TAXATION LAW UPDATE • Loans to Directors • The AAT Decision • Decision of the Federal Court Trial Judge • Appeal to Full Federal Court |
2000 |
May |
227 |
| SUPERANNUATION LAW UPDATE • Consequences of breach of the Superannuation Fund in-house investment rules |
2000 |
May |
231 |
| ENVIRONMENT LAW UPDATE • CLERP REFORMS AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW - DIRECTORS' DUTIES, DUE DILIGENCE AND RELYING ON THE ADVICE OF OTHERS • The new provisions in the Corporations Law • Environmental offences by corporations and offences by directors |
2000 |
May |
234 |
| EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE • NEGOTIATING IN GOOD FAITH • The good faith clause • The decision • Enforcement of clauses requiring negotiation in good faith • Core obligation of good faith |
2000 |
May |
237 |
| CICSA Professional Development May - June 2000 |
2000 |
May |
239 |
| STATE FOCUS • Victoria • New South Wales • Queensland • South Australia • Tasmania • Western Australia |
2000 |
May |
245 |
| PRESIDENT'S COMMENTARY • Name change |
2000 |
June |
258 |
| ICSA INTERNATIONAL • DESIGNS • The dawning of a new era in intellectual property rights in Malaysia |
2000 |
June |
260 |
| COMPANY SECRETARY - EXPLOITING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE BEST PRACTICE IN COMPLIANCE • Compliance, whether it is compliance with the law or compliance with company policy, is something which is often seen by those who need to comply as an inherently dull subject • It is also something which is generally critically important and fundamental to not only creating an environment of best practice, but also to reducing exposure to risk • In areas such as trade practices where there is risk for both company and for individuals, it is even more important |
2000 |
June |
264 |
| APPLIED CORPORATE GOVERNANCE - BOARD EVALUATION IN STATUTORY AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTERPRISES • The role of the Company Secretary in optimizing board performance • Benefits of a Board Evaluation • Forms of Board Performance Review • The Board Evaluation Process Criteria for Board Evaluation • Subject matter for Evaluation • Board Operations • Corporate Governance • Financial Overview • Policy Overview Planning |
2000 |
June |
268 |
| RISK MANAGEMENT - RISK ANALYSIS AND COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS • the value of risk analysis • commercial solutions • quantifying the risks evaluating strategies |
2000 |
June |
271 |
| STRAIGHTFORWARD SOLUTIONS TO COMPLEX SUPERANNUATION ISSUES |
2000 |
June |
274 |
| PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ASX LISTING RULES |
2000 |
June |
276 |
| CORPORATIONS LAW UPDATE - NEW PRIVACY LEGISLATION BEFORE PARLIAMENT • Far-reaching implications for the private sector • What information is covered • When will the legislation come into force? • Developing specific privacy codes |
2000 |
June |
278 |
| CONSUMER LAW UPDATE - WHAT IS A CLASS ACTION? The High Court overturns the Full Federal Court in the Silkfield Case • The brief facts, the relevant law and the history of the Silkfield Case prior to the High Court decision • The High Court decision • Lessons from the case |
2000 |
June |
282 |
| TAXATION LAW UPDATE • Superannuation Fund Pension Assets • Distribution of Capital Gain by Trustee of a Unit Trust • Scrip-for-Scrip Rollover |
2000 |
June |
286 |
| SUPERANNUATION LAW UPDATE • New taxation measures for pension funds |
2000 |
June |
290 |
| ENVIRONMENT LAW UPDATE - GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS - ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION IN AUSTRALIA • Consultation draft - Gene Technology Bill 2000 • Environmental issues raised by GMO's |
2000 |
June |
295 |
| EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE - MISUSE OF EMAIL AND THE INTERNET IN THE WORKPLACE • The Ansett decision • The facts • The decision Implications for employers • Formulating and implementing policies on the use of email and the Internet in the workplace |
2000 |
June |
299 |
| MANAGEMENT UPDATE - MANAGING INSUBORDINATION IN THE WORKPLACE • explicates the growing problem of insubordination in the workplace • Focuses on three areas which commonly lead to worker insubordination • Offers insight and practical solutions for managers |
2000 |
June |
302 |
| STATE FOCUS • Victoria • New South Wales • Tasmania • South Australia |
2000 |
June |
309 |