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The NNC3 Consent Act serves as a legal document that outlines the agreement and consent of individuals who are willing to undertake directorship roles within a newly established company in HK. By signing this document, the individuals acknowledge their acceptance of the responsibilities, obligations, and liabilities associated with the directorship position, ensuring compliance with corporate governance and legal requirements.

The purpose of the NNC3 Consent Act as the first director is to formally document and obtain the consent of individuals who have been appointed as the initial directors of a newly incorporated company. By signing this document, the appointed directors acknowledge their willingness to assume the responsibilities and duties associated with their role, ensuring transparency and legal compliance in the company’s governance. This act helps establish a clear record of the directors’ consent, providing a foundation for the proper functioning and decision-making processes within the company from its inception. The first directors are chosen by Shareholders of the company.

The NNC3 Consent Act as the first director should be used before or at the time of company incorporation to obtain the consent of appointed directors and establish a clear record of their willingness to assume their responsibilities.

The components of an NNC3 Consent Act as the first director typically include the identification details (such as name and contact information) of the individuals who are appointed as the first directors of the company, their addresses, and their explicit consent to act in the capacity of directors. These elements ensure that the document accurately identifies and records the consent of the individuals involved in the directorship roles.

The authorised representative mentioned in the document can be an individual appointed by the board, such as a director or a senior executive of the company.

The membership of the NNC3 Consent Act as the first director form includes only the individuals who have been officially appointed as directors in the newly incorporated company. This means that only those individuals who have been designated as directors by the company’s shareholders, board of directors, or relevant authorities are included in this form. It serves as a formal acknowledgment and consent from these appointed individuals to assume their roles and responsibilities as directors within the company.

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Daniel Walker

Daniel Walker

Daniel Walker is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Zegal, the trusted legaltech firm. Prior to founding Zegal, Daniel practised at DLA Piper, Stephenson Harwood and Clyde & Co, in Hong Kong, Singapore, and the UK.

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