Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Act 1954 (NSW)

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COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE

LEAVE (AMENDMENT) ACT.

Act No. 1, 1954.

An Act to amend the Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1952, by adding to the Schedule thereto certain awards, variations, orders, decisions and interpretations of the Coal Industry Tribunal; to validate certain matters; and for purposes connected therewith. [Assented to, 14th April, 1954.]

lative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South BE it enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis­

Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :—

1. (1) This Act may be cited as the "Coal Mining-
Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Act, 1954."

(2) The Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950, as amended by subsequent Acts and by this Act, may be cited as the Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1954.

2 . The Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1952, is amended by inserting at the end of the Schedule thereto under the appropriate headings the following figures and words:—

7/1 /1953 Miners Coal Industry Interpretations 977
+ 8 3 9 2 1 — 1

Tribunal

6 /2 /1953 Miners Coal Industry Variation re taking of Long
'Rescue Tribunal Service Leave on or after
Corps. 1 /1/1953 979
N.S.W.)
6 /2 /1953 Miners, Coal Industry Variation of Order for the
Mechanics, Tribunal regulation of the taking of Long
Deputies, Service Leave in the Coal
Engine- Mining Industry made on 22nd
drivers,
day of October, 1952 980
Staff and
Rescue
Corps.
17/2 /1953 Colliery Coal Industry Award 981
Managers Tribunal

5 /3 /1953

Mechanics

Coal Industry

Decision on application to provide that shifts lost through absence on Long Service Leave shall be taken into account for the purpose of calculation of entitle­ ment for future Long Service Leave

Tribunal

982

14 /7 /1953 Miners Coal Industry Order re John Darling—Long
Tribunal Service Leave entitlements 986
22 /7 /1953 Miners Coal Industry Order re Mt. Kembla—Long
Tribunal Service Leave entitlements 987
28 /7 /1953 Staff Coal Industry Variation re, accumulation of
Tribunal future Long Service Leave when
on Long Service Leave 988
28 /7 /1953 Mechanics Coal Industry Variation re accumulation of
Tribunal future Long Service Leave when
on Long Service Leave 991
28 /7 /1953 Engine- Coal Industry Variation re accumulation of
drivers Tribunal future Long Service Leave when
on Long Service Leave 994
28 /7 /1953 Deputies Coal Industry Variation re accumulation of
Tribunal future Long Service Leave when
on Long Service Leave 996
30 /7 /1953 Mechanics Coal Industry Order re John Darling—Long

Tribunal

Service Leave entitlements of members of Federated Mining Mechanics' Association

997

30 /7 /1953 Mechanics Coal Industry Order re John Darling—Long
Tribunal Service Leave entitlements of
members of Amalgamated
Engineering Union 998
10/8/1953 Mechanics Coal Industry Order re Mt. Kembla—Long

Tribunal

Service Leave entitlements of members of the Federated Mining Mechanics' Association 1000

10/8 /1953 Mechanics Coal Industry Order re Mt. Kembla—Long

Tribunal

Service Leave entitlements of members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union

1001

31 /8 /1953 Engine- Coal Industry Order re Mt. Kembla—Long
drivers Tribunal Service Leave entitlements 1002

3 . Any action taken before the commencement of this

Act by the Administrator appointed under the Coal

Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1952—

(a) any employer of any amount due to any person

in giving any approval to the payment by

under and in accordance with the provisions

of—

(i) any award within the meaning of the Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1952, as affected by any award, variation, order, decision or interpretation of the Coal Industry Tribunal referred to in section two of this Act; or

(ii)

(ii)   any award, variation, order, decision or interpretation of the Coal Industry Tribunal referred to in section two of this Act; or

(b) in reimbursing from the Fund constituted under the Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act, 1950-1952, any employer who has, pursuant to any such approval as is referred to in paragraph (a) of this section, paid any such amount as is referred to in that paragraph,

which would have been lawful had section two of this Act been in operation at the time when the action was taken is hereby validated.

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