Securities Industry (Central Depositories) Act 1991 · Updated to 11 Apr 1991 · Part III · Provisions Relating to Deposited Securities
Section 17
Feedback & supportA prescribed security may not, after the prescribed date, be traded on a stock market of a stock exchange unless such security has been deposited with a central depository.
prescribed security
―prescribed security‖ means a security which has been prescribed by a stock exchange to be deposited with a central depository under subsection 14(3);
(Deleted by Act A1039).
A prescribed security which is deposited by a depositor with the central depository shall be capable of being utilized to settle a transaction which took place on a stock market of a stock exchange prior to the date of deposit of that prescribed security if the issuer registers the transfer of the security underlying such scrip in the name of the central depository or its nominee company and delivers the appropriate certificate to the central depository before the date for settlement of the transaction in accordance with the rules of the stock exchange.
security
―security‖ means debenture, note, stock and share in a public company or corporation, or bond of any government or of any body, corporate or unincorporate, and includes any right or option in respect thereof, any interest as defined in section 84 of the Companies Act 1965 and any interest in a unit trust scheme;