When directors are appointed a company will issue an Initial Director's Interest notice so that it's on the public record what their interest is in the company, to help avoid issues around conflict of interest.
Then, as you said, each time a director's interest changes the company will update the market with number of shares/options acquired or disposed of, and the method of acquisition/disposal (on market, performance rights etc). When the director leaves the company they will issue a final interest notice, and after that they stop reporting.
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