Southern Region Waste Resource Authority

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[2015] FWCA 3420

19 MAY 2015

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[2015] FWCA 3420
FAIR WORK COMMISSION

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Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009

Sch. 3, Item 16 - Application to terminate collective agreement-based transitional instrument

Southern Region Waste Resource Authority
(AG2015/908)

SOUTHERN REGION WASTE RESOURCE AUTHORITY EMPLOYEE COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT 2007

Water, sewerage and drainage services

SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT O'CALLAGHAN

ADELAIDE, 19 MAY 2015

Application for termination of the Southern Region Waste Resource Authority Employee Collective Agreement 2007.

[1] On 21 April 2015 Southern Region Waste Resource Authority filed an application pursuant to Item 16, Schedule 3 of the Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (“the TPCA Act”) to terminate the Southern Region Waste Resource Authority Employee Collective Agreement 2007 (“the Agreement”).

[2] The Agreement is a collective agreement-based transitional instrument which has passed its nominal expiry date.

[3] Item 16, Schedule 3 of the TPCA Act states that Subdivision D of Division 7 of Part 2-4 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (“the FW Act”) applies to applications to terminate collective agreement-based transitional instruments that have passed their nominal expiry date. I am satisfied that the Agreement is a collective agreement-based transitional instrument and its nominal expiry date has passed.

[4] In having regard to the requirements of s.226 of the FW Act and based on the material that is before me, I am satisfied that:

  • it is not contrary to the public interest to terminate the Agreement; and


  • it is appropriate to terminate the agreement taking into account all the circumstances.


  • [5] In accordance with s.227 of the FW Act, the termination will take effect from 19 May 2015.

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