INDUSTRIAL LAW
PROVISIONS OF AMENDING BILL TRADE UNION HNANCE (Special to the Timas.) WELLINGTON, October 5. The Industrial Conciliation and Arbitra* tion Amendment Bill, introduced in the House early this morning, provides that a dispute affecting two or more districts may be heard by a Council of Concilmtion. Industrial unions and other labour organisations are to keep proper accounts. Provision is made for audit and far the handing of a copy of the audited accounts to the Registrar of Industrial Unions. The Registrar may require any union to submit its accounts to a public auditor. County Councils and Road Boards are to be exempt from the operations of the principal Act. r In every award or industrial agreement made in the future provision is to be made for the setting up of a disputes committee. Amendments relating to the ap|»ointment of the nominated member of the Court are proposed. No person is to be required to pay an entrance fee of more than five shillings on his admission to a union, and no levy or other charge except the subscription is to be payable by any member until the expiration of at least one month after his admission to the union. There are some minor clauses in the Bill.
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Southland Times, Issue 19657, 6 October 1922, Page 5
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