Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Acts Amendment Act of 1937 (1 Geo Vi No. 28) (Qld)

HEALTH-LABOUR. 1 GEO. VI. No. 28, 1937. Industrial Conciliation Etc., Act. Form F. Order of Justice for Admission of Officer. Whereas [describe the Authority] has, by its officer [naming him], made application to me, A.B., one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the State of Queensland, and the said officer has made oath to me that demand has. been made, pursua,nt to the provisions of "The HealthAct of 1937" for admission to [describe situation of premises so as to identify them], for the purpose of [de8cribe the purp08e, a8 the ca8e may be], and that such demand has been refused, 01; [a8 the ca8e may be, name of per80n] being the person having the custody of the said premises, has wilfully absented or concealed himself in order to obstruct or delay admission to such premises. Now, therefore, I, the said A.B., hereby require you [name the per80n having cU8tody of the premi8e8] to admit the said [name the Authority, or the officer of the Local Authority] to the said premises, for the purpose aforesaid. Given, etc. [a8 in last form]. 16745 INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION. See LABOUR. LABOUR. (1) Industrial Conciliation and ArbitrationAct8 Amendment Act of 1937 (2) Wage8 Act Amendment Act of 1937 (3) Worker8' Accommodation Act8 Amendment . Act of 1937 1 Geo. VI. No. 28 I Geo. VI. No. 15 1 Geo. VI. No. 27 An Act to Amend "The Industrial Conciliation and 1 Geo. VI. Arbitration Acts, 1932 to 1936," in certain No T . HE 28. pa~ ticulars. INDUSTRIAL CONCILIA- [ASSENTED TO 25TH NOVEMBER, 1937.] TION AND ARBITRATION ACTS B • ' . • AMENDMENT Elt enacted by the Kmg's Most Excellent MaJesty, ACT OF 1937. by and with the advice and consent of the Legis- lative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:- 1. This Act may be cited as "The Industrial Short title Conciliation and Arbitration Acts Amendment Act of and 1937," and shall be read as one with *" The Industrial construction. Conciliation and Arbitmtion Acts, 1932 to 1936," hereinafter referred to as the Principal Act. * 23 Geo. V. No. 36 and amending Acts, supra, pages 14266 et 8eq.

16746 LABOUR. Industrial Conciliation, Etc., Act. 1 GEO. VI. No. 28', Collectiv~ The Principal Act and this Act may collectively title. be cited as " The Industrial Oonciliation and Arbitration Acts, 1932 to 1937." Amendments of the Principal Act. Amendment 2. Section sixty-one of the Principal Act is hereby of s. 61. amended, as follows : - (a) The first paragraph of subsection one thereof is amended by the insertion therein after the words "shall be liable" of the words" subject as hereinafter provided "; and is further amended by the insertion therein after the words" same provision of such award" of the words" or industrial agreement." (b) The following new paragraph is inserted after the first paragraph of subsection one thereof, namely:- "Provided that a person convicted of an offence against this subsection in respect of any provision of an award or industrial agreement relating to the baking, sale, issue, carting, or delivery of bread shall, in lieu of being liable to a penalty as hereinbefore provided, be liable for a first offence to a penalty of not less than ten pounds nor more than fifty pounds, and for a second or subsequent offence against the same provision to a penalty of not less than twenty pounds nor more than one hundred pounds." (c) The second paragraph of subsection one thereof is amended by the insertion therein after the word. " Provided" of the word "further"; and is further amended by repealing the words "he has been con- victed " and by inserting in lieu of the words so repealed ~ he words " the defendant has been convicted." (d) The following new subsection is inserted after subsection one of the said section and numbered lA, namely:- " (lA.) Whenever bread is sold, issued, or delivered by any person to another person who sells bread in the ordinary course of his business, and such sale, issue, or delivery by such firstmentioned person constitutes a breach, and whether by contravention or non-observance, of any provision of an award or industrial agreement relating to the sale, issue, or delivery of bread then, and in every such case, such other person shall, in addition to such firstmentioned person, be deemed .to

LABOUR. 16747 1937. Industrial Conciliation, Etc., Act. have committed such breach of the award or industrial agreement concerned, and shall be liable for a first offence to a penalty of not less than five pounds nor more than thirty pounds, and for a second or subsequent offence against the same provision to a penalty of not less than ten pounds nor more than fifty pounds: Provided that the provisions relating to an increased penalty for a second or subsequent conviction shall not apply in any case where a period of more than twelve months has elapsed between the commission of such second or subsequent offence and the commission of the last previous offence for which the defendant has been convicted. " 3. Subsection five of section seventy-six of the Amendment Principal Act is amended by the insertion therein after of s. 76 (5). the words "shall be liable" of the words "subject as hereinafter provided "; and is further amended by the addition thereto of the following new paragraph, namely:- "Provided that where any person is convicted of the offence of obstructing any inspector in the exercise of any of his powers under this Act and such person was when he so obstructed such inspector reasonably suspected by such inspector to have been committing a breach, and whether by contravention or non-observance, of any provision of an award or industrial agreement relating to the baking, sale, issue, carting, or delivery of bread then, and in every such case, the person so convicted shall, in lieu of being liable to the penalty hereinbefore provided, be liable for a first offence to a penalty of not less than ten pounds nor more than fifty pounds, and for a second or subsequent offence to a penalty of . not less than twenty pounds nor more than one hundred pounds: Provided further, that the provisions relating to an increased penalty for a second or subsequent conviction shall not apply in any case where a period of more than twelve months has elapsed between the commission of such second or subsequent offence and the commission of the last previous offence for which the defendant has been convicted."