Alter the effect of anything done or suffered, or of the omission of anything, before the passing of this Act. Award" means an award of the Court continued in force by this Act or made under this Part of this Act, and includes a variation of an award:. 34; Industrial Board" an Industrial Board constituted under Part III is. of this Act, in respect of the industry or part of the industry concerned:
The provisionally effective statement of the Board of Industry is binding on the Court. For the purposes of paragraphs (1) and (2) of this article, the Court shall accept the information contained in the most recent annual report of the Chief Inspector. The Chief Inspector shall transmit to the Registrar: (a) any order required by the court; And. (b) all documents necessary for information to the Court.
8) 'When an award or order of the Court confirms the decision of the Council, the Minister publishes a notice of such confirmation in the Government Gazette.
DIVISION VI.-REGISTERED ASSOCIATIONS
34; Industrial Board" means an Industrial Board established under this Part of this Act in relation to the specified industry or sector of industry in question: The designation of such new Board shall be communicated to the Minister and shall be published in the Gazette, and shall take effect, subject to the provisions of section 187, immediately after the determination of the previous Board ceases to be in force. An application under section 160 shall be in writing, shall contain particulars of-- a) the nature of the work ;.
The declaration, for the time being in force, of the Court or of the Council of Industry is binding on the Council. Substituted by (2) If a Council fails to exercise and carry out its powers and. the period specified by the notice published in the Government Gazette of the appointment of such Board, the Minister may report such failure to the Court. In the case where the behavior or attendance or obedience of a pupil, improver or employee is not satisfactory to the employer.
Fine, one pound for each day during which any of the provisions of this section are not complied with. If it is shown that a person is employed under such circumstances which in the opinion of the adjudicating court give rise to a presumption that such employment was contrary to the provisions of this Part of this Act; the charged offense shall be deemed proved in the absence of proof to the contrary. A section of this Act may order that the whole or any part of it be applied in or against payment of the costs of the proceedings.
PART IV
DIVISION I.-INTERPRETATION
A legal entity is hereby constituted to be known as The Council of. as "The Council of Industry," which shall have perpetual succession IcnfduNstrsy·w ' f. President or Commissioner of the Council of Industry the Governor vacancies. shall, on nomination as provided in section 255, in relation to a Commissioner, appoint a person to fill the vacant office. In the event of illness or absence of any President or Commissioner of the Council of Industry, the Governor may, on such nomination as provided for in subsection (1) hereof, appoint a person to act as President or a Deputy Commissioner during such illness or absence, and the President or Deputy so appointed shall have all the powers and perform all the duties of the position.
258~ The functions of the Board of Industry are: a) to plan and/or group industries for the purpose of appointing industrial councils, and to make recommendations to the Minister as to which new industrial councils (if any) should be appointed and which councils should be dissolved; The Council of Industry may, if the opportunity arises, and in the prescribed manner, make inquiries and report to the Minister. (a) which Boards, and with what conversion, division, subdivision, combination, arrangement or grouping of industries, are recommended by the Board of Industry for creation or appointment: The Board of Industry shall send a copy of its report to Copy of report to.
The report of the Board of Industry will remain in operative force. until revoked, altered, varied, amended or supplemented by a subsequent report. report, and no new Board shall be established except in accordance with the report of the Board of Industry for the time being in force. Board of Industry, after a public inquiry into the pay of Livtng. increase or decrease in the average cost of living, make a determination stating what shall be the living wage to be paid to adult male employees and adult female employees with full power to set different rates that will are paid in different designated areas. In declaring these living wages, the Board of Industry shall declare for. do not consider any deduction from these wages for tleducbQus.
The decision of the Committee for Industry regarding the living wage shall be forwarded to the Minister and published in the Official Gazette and, subject to the provisions of Article 268, shall enter into force on the fourteenth day after such publication. In investigating any matter for the purposes of this Part of this Act, the Board of Industries shall have the powers of a Royal Commission under the "Royal Commissions Act" or any Act made in lieu of, or any amendment to, this Act. for industry is empowered to appoint any one or more of its members to conduct investigations into certain matters.
PART V
Application of this part of the law. 2) The application of this part of this law may (subject to the extended section of . . 278) be extended by proclamation to any part of the application specified by the state of 18. 34; Minister " means the Minister of Industry or the Minister of the Crown for the time being performing the duties of the office of Minister of Industry. The registration of the factory of a person who has been convicted of Cancellation for a third offense under Part III of this Act shall be registered forthwith by the Chief Inspector .
If the award modifies the notice, the costs of the arbitration shall be determined by the arbitrators or arbitrators. Each factory occupier must ensure that he is not located in C!e!l'r. clean it without risk of injuring yourself or others. No occupier of a factory may employ in it a child who is not a child. a) passed the mandatory educational standard; and.
The occupier of a factory shall affix and keep affixed, in legible letters, in a conspicuous place therein, and so as to be easily read by the employees, a copy of the sections and 338, as applicable to such factory . notices to be provided by the Minister. No occupier shall be entitled to use the ~ee;1?ier. provisions of section 340 if the Minister directs that such record be made three times within any period of certain cases in relation to such occupier.
DIVISION XXI.-EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS UNDER SIXTEEN YEARS
The birth certificate referred to in § 351 must be-. (a) a certified copy of the entry in a register of births kept Ibid". Any person who is guilty of a contravention of this Part of this Act or any regulation under it, for which no other penalty is provided, shall on conviction liable to a penalty for the first offense not exceeding two pounds, and for each subsequent offense to a penalty of not less than one pound nor more than ten pounds.1) The special magistrate or magistrates imposing a penalty under this part of this Act may provide that all or parts of it must be used in or against payment of the costs of the case. The association's affairs must be regulated by rules that state the purposes for which it was founded and about the following matters in relation to the association.
An application for registration of an association must be submitted in the prescribed form to the registrar and must be signed by two or more representatives of the association. EVs application for registration must be in duplicate and must be accompanied by-. a) Two copies of a list of the association's members and officials, as far as they are aware of those who have signed the application. Or. d) Two copies of the resolution, adopted by an absolute majority of the board, in favor of registration of the association.
BE IT REMEMBERED that, on the day of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and above, in the State of South Australia, in the said State, it has been sentenced before the undersigned, of the Industrial Court in and for the State of South Australia, for this he, said in the day. to judge the said for his frequency to lose and pay the amount that should be paid and enforced according to law, and a. also to pay the amount for his expenses in this behalf; and if said. said certain sums not being immediately paid I adjudge and order that the said sums be raised by the distress and sale of the said goods and chattels. and in want of goods and chattels sufficient to raise the aforesaid sums by reason of distress, I judge that the said shall be committed to prison. in the said state, for the space of if. the aforesaid sums, and all costs and charges of the said concern and undertaking shall be sooner paid. To , Esquire, Superintendent of Police, and to all Constables and Peace Officers of the State of South Australia, in the Commonwealth of Australia. To the Esquire, Superintendent of Police, and to all Police and Peace Officers of the State of South Australia in the Commonwealth of Australia. and to the port keeper at , in the said state.
Esquire, Superintendent of Police, and to all constables and l)eace Officers of the State of South Australia and to the Keeper of the Gaol, at , in the said State. The employer concludes with the said [parent or guardian] and the pupil and each of them that he will for the said term of. If at any time during the said term the apprentice willfully disobeys the orders of the employer or is habitually sluggish or negligent or otherwise seriously misbehaves towards the employer, the employer may dismiss the apprentice from his employment.
