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s 406ZR

Amendment on application

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Chapter 10AIndependent couriers
Part 4Negotiated agreements
Division 4Amending and terminating negotiated agreements

406ZR Amendment on application

(1)

An application to amend a negotiated agreement may be made by—

(a)

if the agreement applies to 1 or more relevant employee organisations—the principal contractor and each relevant employee organisation the agreement applies to; or

(b)

if the amendment amends the parties to the agreement—the person who wants to become a party to the agreement; or

(c)

otherwise—the principal contractor.

(2)

The commission must approve the amendment if, and must not approve the amendment unless, satisfied—

(a)

the amendment is approved as required under subsection (3) or (4); and

(b)

the commission would be required to certify the negotiated agreement as amended if it were an agreement for which a certification application were made.

(3)

An amendment that amends the parties to the agreement must be approved by—

(a)

the principal contractor; and

(b)

either—

(i)

for a negotiated agreement that applies to a relevant employee organisation—the relevant employee organisation; or

(ii)

for a negotiated agreement to which a group of independent couriers is a party—at least 65% of the independent couriers covered by the agreement in a secret ballot.

(4)

Any other amendment must be approved by—

(a)

for an agreement to which a group of independent couriers is a party—at least 65% of the independent couriers covered by the agreement in a secret ballot; or

(b)

otherwise—a valid majority of the independent couriers covered by the agreement in a properly conducted ballot.

(5)

In applying subsection (2)(b)—

(a)

the requirement in section 406ZG(1)(d) about the agreement being agreed by all of the parties is taken to be satisfied; and

(b)

section 406ZF(3) and (4) is to be disregarded.

(6)

The amendment takes effect when the commission’s approval takes effect.

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