Section 356 — Definition — Industrial Relations Act 1996 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 356 — Definition — Industrial Relations Act 1996 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Chapter 6A — (Repealed)

s 356Definition s 357Civil penalty for breach of industrial instruments s 358Related proceedings for recovery of remuneration and other money s 359(Repealed)s 360Advertisements that contravene industrial instruments s 361Exhibition of industrial instruments in workplace s 362Power to amend proceedings s 363Secretary or agent of union receiving money for certain contraventions

Chapter 7A — (Repealed)

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Chapter 7—Enforcement

Part 1—Breach of industrial instruments

356 Definition

In this Part—

industrial court means—

(a)

the Commission in Court Session, or

(b)

the Local Court constituted specially for the purposes of this Part by an Industrial Local Court Judge sitting alone.

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