Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations

The Registrar is an independent statutory office holder who administers the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act). This Act guides how Indigenous corporations are run. The CATSI Act started on 1 July 2007.

The Registrar's office supports and regulates the corporations that are incorporated under the Act. It does this in a variety of ways: by advising them on how to incorporate, by training directors, members and key staff in good corporate governance, by making sure they comply with the law and by intervening when needed.

Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Port Hedland
19–21 July 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Dubbo
14–16 September 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Brisbane
13–15 September 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Darwin
20–22 September 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Mt Isa
11–13 October 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Torres Strait
22–24 November 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Batemans Bay
14–16 February 2012
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Port Augusta
7–9 November 2011
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Geraldton
21–23 February 2012
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Katherine
21–23 February 2012
Introduction Corporate Governance: Introduction to
Corporate Governance
Kempsey
13–15 March 2012
Certificate IV in Business (Governance): Cert IV in Business (Governance)
Port Macquarie
Block 1—14–18 March 2011
Block 2—9–13 May 2011
Block 3—11–15 July 2011
Block 4—15–19 August 2011
Certificate IV in Business (Governance): Cert IV in Business (Governance)
Woodend
Block 1—20–24 June 2011 Block 2—18–22 July 2011
Block 3—22–26 August 2011
Block 4—19–23 September 2011
Certificate IV in Business (Governance): Cert IV in Business (Governance)
Broome
Block 1—28 March–1 April 2011
Block 2—16–20 May 2011
Block 3—25–29 July 2011
Block 4—29 August–2 September 2011
Certificate IV in Business (Governance): Cert IV in Business (Governance)
Melbourne
Block 1—8–12 August 2011
Block 2—5–9 September 2011
Block 3—10–14 October 2011
Block 4—14–18 November 2011
Certificate IV in Business (Governance): Cert IV in Business (Governance)
Brisbane
Block 1—27 February–2 March 2012
Block 2—16–20 April 2012
Block 3—14–18 May 2012
Block 4—11–15 June 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Pipalyatjara store
17 October 2011
March 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Kanypi store (Murpurtja Council)
18 October 2011
March 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Amata store
19 October 2011
March 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Pukatja supermarket
20 October 2011
March 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Kaltjiti store
21 October 2011
March 2012
training and development for stores: Training and development for stores
Watarru store
24 October 2011
March 2012
Training and development for stores on the APY lands: Training and development for stores
Mai Wiru Stores Regional Council Aboriginal Corporation
25 October 2011
March 2012
Corporate governance training: Corporate governance training
Derby
16–17 February 2012

Training workshops

Information Publication Scheme (IPS)

ORIC's IPS.

Disclosure log

ORIC's disclosure log of FOI decisions.

Spotlight On

Congratulations on the land

Queensland: The Kalkadoon people will not forget 12 December 2011. On this day patience and fortitude were rewarded when the Federal Court of Australia recognised their native title rights. Read Spotlight on

Breach

Your 2010–11 reports had to be lodged by the end of last year. If you haven't yet sent in your corporation's reports, you could be facing prosecution or deregistration.

You can lodge your reports online. If you have any questions, please call us on our freecall number 1800 622 431 (not free from mobiles).

Hot topics

Registrar obtains freezing orders against CEO of NSW Aboriginal medical service media release

Registrar to assist Laynhapuy Homelands Aboriginal Corporation media release

Native title corporations benefit from agencies’ collaborative response to disputes media release