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We keep a register of information for every co-operative registered in NSW under the Co-operatives National Law. This online register allows you to search the:. co-operative name. co-operative number. date of registration. date removed. registration

In NSW co-operatives are governed primarily by the Co-operatives National Law (the CNL) and the Co-operatives National Regulations (the CNR) and Co-operatives (New South Wales) Regulation 2020 (the Local Regulations). Its operations and relationship

A uniform set of national laws for co-operatives is being progressively introduced by the States and Territories. The Co-operatives National Law (CNL) aims to reduce red tape and associated business costs for co-operatives. Co-operatives wishing to

The co-operative’s rules must include a grievance procedure for dealing with a dispute between:. a member and another member (including a person who was a member not more than 6 months before the dispute occurred). a member and the co-operative.

NSW co-operatives are registered under the Co-operatives National Law applied in NSW by the Co-operatives (Adoption of National Law) Act 2012. NSW Fair Trading Registry and Accreditation administers the following co-operative's legislation:.

A co-operative with less than $1,000 in assets and which meets the criteria set out below can apply to the Registrar for voluntary deregistration. The process is the same as for a company under section 601AA of the Corporations Act 2001. An