ASSESSMENT 1 – Question and Answer 1. Describe any four skills an effective negotiator needs to have. Any effective negotiator requires these four skills: Active Listening – negotiators need to have the skill of actively listening to the person they are communicating with. Active listening involves the ability to read body language as well as verbal communication. It is arguably more important to listen to the other party to find areas for compromise during the meeting than it is for the negotiator
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will help ASIC to take any action to protect the investors from engaging any misconduct that possibly occurs. 2. Investigate any suspect breaches of law and require the company books at the examination Under the ASIC Act, ASIC has the power to examine or investigate any breaches and institute civil
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market. These regulations related to accounting policies, auditing policies and more stringent rules as responses to major corporate collapses and upheavals in the financial sector. The introduction of Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 and Corporate Law Economic Reform Program (CLERP) 9 resulted from the shortfalls of the existing regulations prior to 2001. The objective of this paper is to define auditors and GFC. In addition, this paper will look at the how the auditor liability increased because
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INTRODUCTION TO ENTERTAINMENT LAW WEEK2 6FEB14 mel@onelouder.com.au The Arts Law Centre of Australia. THE LAW What is the Law ? The law is a system of rules organising the rights, obligations and responsibilities in, or members of, a sovereign state. A cultural institution – an invention of the people. Youtube – introduction to Australian law. (shenanigans videos) Functionally, the law is a system of rules recognised and applied by the courts. The state must enforce the
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Question 1 Once the company is successfully registered, it becomes a separate legal entity which is different from its directors, owners, and shareholders. The company could have its own right and asset, and also property. Meanwhile, the money and resources of the company could only be used for business purpose. Even the directors can’t use the company’s asset for private uses. (Guides to obligations of proprietary limited companies 2012). According to the case, the four people want to establish
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The Impact of Foreign Share Ownership on Financial Performance in Australia Word Count: 2,696 Table of Contents 1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 3 2. Literature Review ............................................................................................................... 5 2.1 2.2 3. 4. Corporate Governance in Australia ..............................................................
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2008 Reed International Books Australia Pty Limited trading as LexisNexis Permission to download and make copies for classroom use is granted. Reproducing or distributing any material from this website for any other purpose requires written permission from the Publisher. © 2009 Reed International Books Australia Pty Limited trading as LexisNexis: Ancillary for Financial Planning in Australia, 3rd ed., by Taylor, Juchau, Houterman Financial Planning in Australia CHAPTER 18 — ESTATE PLANNING —
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J.S. Mill’s Economic Philosophy and Political Corruption in 21st Century Australia Carly Sandler Z5088638 University of New South Wales Introduction John Stuart Mill was an influential economic thinker and reformer, whose novel ideals of economic social proved to have a lasting impact on future reformative programs endowed in moral value. Mill’s economic contributions has been characterized into the classical system of economics: production, the distribution of goods, rents and wages, and
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The changing role of women in Australia has come about largely through waves of feminism. The first wave brought women the vote in federal and State elections. The colonies began to grant manhood suffrage halfway through the nineteenth century, however, women were not included in the begining. When Australia reached Federation in 1901, it was agreed that all women should be given the vote at a federal level since women from South Australia and Western Australia already had a State vote. In 1902 all
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Name Corporation law assignment Institution Date Abstract According to Solomon v Solomon 1895 a company once incorporated becomes an independent entity free from its shareholder. A company can own property transact its own business and own property in its own name. Once established, company shareholders have limited liability to the extent of their shareholding. The responsibilities of a company are carried out by its board of directors. The board is mandated to carry out the transactions
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