Industrial Conciliation and, Arbitration.

A.—s.

agreement, made in pursuance of ' The Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1905,' this day of , between ," and then the matters agreed upon shall be set out. (3.) The date of the making of the industrial agreement shall be 5 the date on which it is executed by the party who first executes it; and such date, and the names of all the original parties thereto, shall be truly stated therein. (4.) Notwithstanding the expiry of the term of the industrial agreement, it shall continue in force until superseded by another industrial 10 agreement or by an award of the Court, except where, pursuant to the provisions of section twenty or twenty-one hereof, the registration of an industrial union of workers bound by such agreement has been cancelled. 26. A duplicate original of every industrial agreement shall, within thirty days after the making thereof, be filed in the office of the Clerk of 15 the industrial district where the agreement is made. 27. At any time whilst the industrial agreement is in force any industrial union or industrial association or employer may become party thereto by filing in the office wherein such agreement is filed a notice in the prescribed form, signifying concurrence with such agreement. 20 28. Every industrial agreement duly made, executed, and filed shall be binding on the parties thereto, and also on every member of any industrial union or industrial association which is party thereto. 29. Every agreement, whether made under, this Act or under any of the compiled Acts or any Act thereby repealed, may 25 be varied, renewed, or cancelled by any subsequent industrial agreement made by and between all the parties thereto, but so that no party shall be deprived of the benefit thereof by any subsequent industrial agreement to which he is not a party. 30. Industrial agreements shall be enforceable in manner provided 30 by section one hundred and one of this Act, and not otherwise. (5.) Conciliation and Arbitration. Districts and Clerics. 31. (1.) The Governor may from time to time, by notice in the Gazette, constitute and divide New Zealand or any portion thereof into 35 such industrial districts, with such names and boundaries, as he thinks fit. (2.) All industrial districts constituted under any of the compiled Acts and existing at the commencement of this Act shall be deemed to be constituted under this Act. 40 32. If any industrial district is constituted by reference to the limits or boundaries of any other portion of the colony defined or created under any Act, then, in case of the alteration of such limits or boundaries, such alteration shall take effect in respect of the district constituted under this Act without any further proceeding, unless the Governor 45 otherwise determines. 33. (1.) In and for every industrial district the Governor shall appoint a Clerk of Awards (elsewhere in this Act referred to as " the Clerk "), who shall be paid such salary or other remuneration as the Governor thinks fit, and shall be subject to the control and direction of the Regis--50 trar.

Date of agreement.

Industrial agreement to continue in force till superseded.

Duplicate to be filed. 1900, No. 51, sec. 25

Parties to agreement may be added. Ibid, sec. 26

On whom agreement binding. Ibid, sec. 27

Agreements may be varied, renewed, or cancelled. Ibid, sec. 28 (1)

Enforcement of agreements. Ibid, sec. 28 (2)

Constitution of industrial districts. Ibid, sec 29

Alteration of boundaries. Ibid, sec. 30

Clerk of Awards for each district. Ibid, sec. 31

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