Registration
221 Registration
When the Industrial Registrar grants an application for registration, the Industrial Registrar must immediately record, in the register kept for the purpose—
the name of the organisation, and
whether the organisation is an organisation of employees or employers, and
whether the organisation is a State, federal or separate organisation, and
such other particulars of the organisation as are prescribed by the regulations or determined by the Industrial Registrar, and
the date of the entry.
An organisation is taken to be registered under this Chapter as an industrial organisation of employees or an industrial organisation of employers when the Industrial Registrar records that information in the register.
The Industrial Registrar must issue to each organisation registered under this Chapter a certificate of registration. The regulations may make provision for or with respect to certificates of registration.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by the regulations
, The regulations may make
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