What action must be taken if a notice cannot be mailed or emailed?

If a notice cannot be mailed or emailed, the appropriate action to take is to publish it at least twice in the person's local newspaper. This method ensures that the information reaches the intended audience in a manner that is accessible and allows for public visibility.

Publishing in a local newspaper is a traditional and effective way to inform individuals who may not be reachable through electronic means. It also creates a public record of the notice, which can be important for legal and procedural reasons. This method is often used in situations requiring compliance with legal requirements for notification, ensuring that the affected parties have a chance to be informed and respond.

In contrast, presenting the notice in person may not always be practical, especially if the recipient is difficult to reach. Sending it to the nearest ASET office may not fulfill the requirement of directly notifying the individual. Declaring the notice void is not an appropriate action, as there are established alternatives for notification when standard methods fail.