Industrial Board Regulations (ACT)

Regulations under the Industrial Board Ordinance 1936.

•*• THOMAS C O R N E L I U S B R E N N A N , a Member of the Executive

1 Council, acting for and on behalf of the Attorney-General, in pursuance of the powers conferred by the Industrial Board Ordinance

1936, hereby make the following Eegulations under the	Industrial
Board Ordinance 1936.

Dated this twenty-second day of July, 193G.

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;' T H O S . C. B R E N N A N for Attornev-General.

I N D U S T R I A L B O A R D R E G U L A T I O N S .

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Industrial Board short title.

Regulations.

2.   In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears—ivirmtiou.

" S e c r e t a r y " means Secretary to the Board.

- 3. The submission of any matter to the Board shall be in writing ]••„„„ ,„•

and. shall'be filed with the Secretary.	." submission.
upon the submission and on every copy submitted for indorsement in sc	4. The jierson or organization filing the submission shall indorse. Address for

accordance with the next succeeding regulation, an address for service

within the Terri tory.

upon every copy thereof intended for service and submitted to him for ."nfi''eo"!i'es!°n 5. The Secretary shall indorse upon every original submission and indorsement

6uch indorsement a memorandum in accordance with the Schedule to these Regulations, and shall deliver the copies to the claimant person or organization, for service in accordance with these Regulations.

6.— (1.) Any person or organization of employers filing a submission Service of
shall serve a copy of the submission on each organization of emplo yeCS on nersons

in the industry to which the matter submitted relates. interested.

(2.) Any organization of employees filing a submission shall—

(a) serve a copy of the submission on every employer in tli-v

industry to which the matter submitted relates; or

• (/;) publish the submission in the Gazette and forthwith notify in a newspaper circulating in the Territory, the fact of such publication; or

(c) if the Chairman of the Board so directs, publish in the Gazette and in a newspaper circulating in the Territory a notice that the submission has been filed with the Secretary and that a copy of the submission may be inspected at the office of the Secretary and file with the Secretary a copy of the submission for that purpose.

accordance with the Eorm in the Schedule to these Regulations.

(3.) Every person or organization on whom or which a copy of the submission is served or who or which (not being the person or organization who or which filed the submission) is entitled to be repre- sented before the Board on the hearing of the matter submitted may, within fourteen days after ' the service or publication of the submission or after the publication of the notice of the filing of the submission as the case may be, notify the Secretary that he intends to be so represented.

7.—(1.) The Board may in any matter direct any person or Board may

organization to be served with a copy of a submission, whether filed o rOT f£°°o n

before or after the commencement of these Regulations, and the claimant ',° t^e^",e01{ shall thereupon serve on the person or organization a copy of the submission, submission duly indorsed by the Secretary with a memorandum in

(2.) Where the Board has so directed in any matter the hearing of which, commenced prior to the commencement of these Regulations, the Board may adjourn the hearing until such time as it thinks fit to enable the person or organization so directed to be served to be represented on the hearing of the matter.

CommcmiMuent	8. The Board may, after notice to—
proccrdiu-K.	(a) the person or organization who submitted the matter to the

Board; and

(/;) those persons and organizations who have notified the Secretary that they intend to be represented before the Board on the hearing of the matter.

proceed to hear and determine a matter at any time after the expiration of fourteen days after the submission is served in accordance with these Regulations, or is published in the Gazette or after notice of the filing

has been published in the Gazette, as the case may be: ,

Provided that where the Board is' of opinion that on account of urgency the hearing of a matter should commence before the expiration of that fourteen days, the Board may proceed to hear and determine a matter at any time after the submission is filed with the Secretary.

TLTE S C H E D U L E .

TIIK TKimiroiiY FOH M E SEATOF GOVKK.NMENT,

InrTu&trial Board Regulations.

FORM OF MEMORANDUM TO BE INDOKSED OX SUBMISSION".

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Take notice that the within-stated submission was tiled in this office on the day of • 19 . . and that, after the expiration of fourteen days from the date of service on you of the said submission the Board will proceed to hear and determine the matter without further notice to you unless, within, the said fourteen days you notify the Secretary to the Board that you intend to be represented before the Board on the hearing of the matter..

Dated this day of , 19" •

Secretary.

Industrial Board.