Resolving problems

Sometimes a report of concern can be resolved between the corporation and the person reporting a concern. If this isn’t possible, you might lodge a formal report of concern with ORIC.  

Disputes can arise between members, directors and others involved in the corporation. Learn practical steps for resolving disputes, following your rule book, and maintaining good governance.

The Registrar can issue a compliance notice requiring a corporation to fix something. The notice gives the corporation information on what’s going wrong and how to resolve it.

When a corporation is having major financial or organisational problems, the Registrar can appoint a special administrator. Being placed under special administration can help the corporation get back to financial and organisational health.

Financial difficulties can happen for many reasons, including rising costs, reduced income, unexpected expenses, loss of funding, or poor cash flow. It is important to address financial problems early, before they become more serious.