VIC Who Should be a Representative of Incorporated Associations?

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Kwan Lee

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Hi,

I would love to have any help regarding the following situation:

A foreign incorporated association would like to extend its activities in Melbourne. From a legal standpoint, is it possible for me to be their representative while being the member of an un-corporated association, or should we become an incorporated association first and link up with them?

I would really appreciate any help on incorporated associations. Thank you in advance.
 

Tim W

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What kind of associations are we talking about?
 

Tim W

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I don't mean to sound glib, but that could describe anything from Falun Dafa to Amway.
Is it possible to be a little less obscure?
 

Kwan Lee

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I don't mean to sound glib, but that could describe anything from Falun Dafa to Amway.
Is it possible to be a little less obscure?
Oh, I am sorry, it is a wellness program, based on some guided meditation and yoga exercises, and focusing on daily practices of how to sleep, eat and drink in a right way.

And I am wondering if a foreign nonprofit incorporated association can open a representative in VIC, or is a representative usually only for commercial purposes?

I hope it is clear. Thank you
 

Tim W

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OK.
When you say it's incorporated - where?