Amendments of the Industrial Board Regulations (ACT)

I from Cominonirrallli of Australia (luzrllc. No. !>, dated

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" 18th January, 1940.1

AUSTRALIAN CA1TTAL TEK1UI0RY.

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Regulations under the Industrial Board Ordinance

1936-1939.

WILLIAM M O R R I S H U G H E S , the Attorney-General of the

I Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of the powers conferred I ' the Industrial Board Ordinanrc 193G-1(J3'J, hereby make the follow- ing Regulations.

Dated this fifteenth day of January , 1940.

W. M. H U G H E S ,

Attorney-General.

AMENDMENTS OE THE INDUSTRIAL BOARD

REGULATIONS.

1. Regulation l.\ of the Industrial Board Regulations is amended Paris,

by adding at the end thereof the words " Pa r t IV.—Miscellaneous."

2. After regulation 15 of the Industrial Board Regulations, the following Part and regulation are inserted:—

" PART IV.—MISCELLANEOUS.

Hoard who is the representative of the Commonwealth becomes vacant, appointed'0 be "16.—(1.) Whenever I he office of the deputy of the member of the Determination

tlic person to be appointed to the vacant office shall be determined by deputy of 1 . . -• , i -n i i- o • T> i member.

nomination in writing by the r t ibhc service board.
(2.) Whenever the office of the deputy of the member of the Board who is the representative of private employers becomes vacant, the person to he appointed to the vacant office shall he determined by nomination in writing by the Canberra Chamber of Commerce.

(3.) Whenever the office of a deputy of a member of the Board who is the representative of Commonwealth employees or of private employees becomes vacant, the person to be appointed to the vacant office shall be determined by election in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Board Election Regulations.".

Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at

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