Consent to Act as Director

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Last updated November 18, 2025

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By Naga Vamaraju|Mar 4, 2019

'Safe Harbour Principle': How It May Affect You

The Safe Harbour Principle means that directors are now protected when they take actions to revive their insolvent company.

By Daniel Fane|Dec 4, 2025

What to Know Before Becoming a Company Director

If you are about to be appointed as a company director, you must be aware of the duties to your company and your legal obligations. Read about them here.

By Bronte Callaghan|May 14, 2025

What Is An Alternate Director? (2025 Update)

If a director is unable to exercise their functions, they can appoint an alternate director for a period of time. Read more here.

By Eamon Fraser-Crooks|Dec 3, 2025

Can Directors Have a Criminal Record?

A criminal record can impact your ability to act as a company director. Read this article to learn when convictions could stop you from being a director.

By Angela Omari|Nov 26, 2025

Everything Company Directors Should Know About Liabilities

Liabilities of directors can take many forms. What if you could avoid being personally liable when things go wrong? Find out all the details.

By Natalie Ho|Nov 28, 2025

Company Director vs Company Secretary: Key Differences

The importance of a company secretary has grown. This has led individuals to question what the difference between what a company director and secretary is.

By Ilyas Omari|May 22, 2024

Can I Be a Company Director If I’m Bankrupt?

Have you ever wondered if you can be a company director if you are bankrupt? Read this article to find out.

By Laura Worrad|Dec 2, 2025

Do You Need Shares to Be a Company Director?

A director can choose to have shares in their company. But is this a requirement? Read our guide to find out whether a director must hold shares.

By Mai Sarkissian|May 22, 2024

The Duty to Act in the Best Interests of the Company

The duty to act in the best interests of the company is one of the most important duties placed on directors and even certain employees.

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