Section 5
Power to appoint attorney
of Salvation Army (Incorporated) Act 1956
The General shall have power to appoint an attorney for such time and purposes and with such powers as may be stated in the power of attorney which shall be registered under the
Powers of Attorney Act 1949, and a certified copy whereof shall be lodged at the office of the Minister charged with responsibility for social welfare and the donee of the said power of attorney shall be deemed to be the duly authorized attorney of the General until the recording and lodging of a subsequent and similarly certified copy power of attorney duly registered under the Powers of Attorney Act 1949.
(2)
Every such attorney shall from time to time by notice under his hand give to the Minister for Women, Family and Community
Development an address for service particulars of which shall be inserted in the Gazette. All writs of summons, notices and legal process may be served upon the corporation by leaving them at such address for service.
Vesting of property