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Who can apply for a tas.gov.au domain name?

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The request for a tas.gov.au domain name must come from an organisation that is defined by Act of Parliament or government regulation as being (or as part of) a:

  • Tasmanian Government Agency;
  • Statutory Authority;
  • Government Business Enterprise;
  • State Owned Company; or
  • Local Government Authority.

An applicant seeking to register a tas.gov.au domain name must be an employee of the requesting organisation, and shall certify that they have delegated authority from the head of the organisation, eg Head of Agency, to register a domain name on behalf of that organisation.

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