s 2.07

Orders remedying reductions in take‑home pay

In force

(1)

This regulation is made for subitem 8(1) of Schedule 2 to the Act.

(2)

Schedule 3A to the Act is modified by inserting the following subitem after subitem 32(2).

‘(2A) Without limiting the kind of take‑home pay order that may be made under subitems (1) and (2), one or more of the following orders may be made:

(a)

an order compensating a reduction in take‑home pay that has already been suffered;

(b)

an order requiring the payment of an amount of take‑home pay;

(c)

an order preventing a reduction in take‑home pay from occurring.’

(3)

Schedule 5 to the Act is modified by inserting the following subitem after subitem 9(2).

‘(2A) Without limiting the kind of take‑home pay order that may be made under subitems (1) and (2), one or more of the following orders may be made:

(a)

an order compensating a reduction in take‑home pay that has already been suffered;

(b)

an order requiring the payment of an amount of take‑home pay;

(c)

an order preventing a reduction in take‑home pay from occurring.’

(4)

Schedule 6 to the Act is modified by inserting the following subitem after subitem 12(1).

‘(1A) Without limiting the kind of take‑home pay order that may be made under subitem (1), one or more of the following orders may be made:

(a)

an order compensating a reduction in take‑home pay that has already been suffered;

(b)

an order requiring the payment of an amount of take‑home pay;

(c)

an order preventing a reduction in take‑home pay from occurring.’

(5)

Schedule 6A to the Act is modified by inserting the following subitem after subitem 14(1).

‘(1A) Without limiting the kind of take‑home pay order that may be made under subitem (1), one or more of the following orders may be made:

(a)

an order compensating a reduction in take‑home pay that has already been suffered;

(b)

an order requiring the payment of an amount of take‑home pay;

(c)

an order preventing a reduction in take‑home pay from occurring.’

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