Remove Oneself as a Director

### Overview
The _Application to Remove Oneself as a Director_ allows an individual incorrectly recorded as a director to request removal when a company fails to file a required change. The individual must notify the company by mail and wait 60 days before applying with a statutory declaration. If no action is taken by the company, the individual submits this application supported by a statutory declaration which should confirm notice delivery and eligibility. If requirements are met, the system removes the individual effective on the filing date. Certified records are issued to both the individual and the company, preserving register integrity.

### User Stories
**1: Director Removal Filing**
As an applicant, I want to submit an online filing to remove myself as a director so that the public record reflects accurate director information.
**2: Eligibility Validation**
As an applicant, I want the system to validate my eligibility before payment so that ineligible director removal filings are prevented from proceeding.
**3: Statutory Declaration Submission**
As an applicant, I want to upload a statutory declaration as part of the filing so that the registrar receives the legislative evidence required to process the director removal request.

### Business Rules
- The applicant must claim not to be a director while being recorded as one.
- The applicant must have notified the company and the company must have failed to file a director change.
- Notice to the company must be sent by mail to the registered office mailing address on record.
- The application must be filed no fewer than 60 days after the notice date.
- The statutory declaration must be from the director’s perspective and signed by the director.
- Director removal takes effect on the filing date.
- Historical director records are not altered.
- Certified outputs must be issued to both the applicant and the company

### Validation Rules
- The incorporation or business number must exist and match a company record.
- The applicant name must match a director name on file, if there is a mismatch, then an explanation must be required.
- The notice date must be provided and must be at least 60 days in the past. User must confirm this.
- The notice delivery method must be confirmed.
- All required declarations must be confirmed.
- The statutory declaration file must be PDF format.
- The declaration must be confirmed as signed and witnessed by an authorized person.
- Payment must succeed before record update.

### Acceptance Criteria
Scenario: _Successful filing when all statutory conditions are met_
Given the applicant is listed as a director on the company record
And the applicant confirms notice was sent by mail to the registered office mailing address
And at least 60 days have passed since the notice date
And a statutory declaration signed and witnessed is uploaded in PDF format
When the applicant submits the filing and payment succeeds
Then the system removes the applicant as a director
And the effective removal date is the filing date
And certified outputs are issued to the applicant and the company

Scenario: _Blocking submission when waiting period is not met_
Given the applicant enters a notice date fewer than 60 days before submission
When the applicant attempts to continue
Then the system blocks progression
And an error message is displayed

Scenario: _Blocking submission when statutory declaration is missing_
Given the applicant does not upload a statutory declaration
When the applicant attempts to submit
Then the system blocks submission
And the applicant is informed the declaration is required

### Outputs
- Updated notice of articles with the applicant removed as director.
- Certified copy of the updated notice of articles issued to the applicant as well as the company.

### Ledger Updates
Ledger must record:
- Event type.
- Date and time of update.
- User details.
- Link to view documents.

### Policy References
- Business Corporations Act section 127.1 regarding correction of director records.
- Business Corporations Act section 127 relating to notices of change of directors.
- Business Corporations Act section 120 regarding minimum director compliance.