A.—s.

Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration.

in all Courts of justice, in all legal proceedings, and for any of the purposes of this Act by the production of a copy of the Gazette. 121. (1.) Every document bearing the seal of the Court shall be received in evidence without further proof, and the signature of the President of the Court, or the Chairman of the Board, or of the Registrar, 5 or of the Clerk of Awards shall be judicially noticed in or before any Court or person or officer acting judicially or under any power or authority contained in this Act: Provided such signature is attached to some award, order, certificate, or other official document made or purporting to be made under 10 this Act. (2.) No proof shall be required of the handwriting or official position of any person acting in pursuance of this section. 122. The Governor from time to time may make regulations for any of the following purposes : — 15 (a.) Prescribing the forms of certificates or other instruments to be issued by the Registrar, and of any certificate or other proceeding of any Board or any officer thereof ; (b.) Prescribing the duties of Clerks of Awards, and of all other officers and persons acting in the execution of this Act; 20 (c.) Providing for anything necessary to carry out the first or any subsequent election of members of Boards, or on any vacancy therein or in the office of Chairman of any Board, including the forms of any notice, proceeding, or instrument of any kind to be used in or in respect of any such election ; 25 (d.) Providing for the mode in which recommendations by industrial unions as to the appointment of members of the Court shall be made and authenticated ; (c.) Prescribing any act or thing necessary to supplement or render more effectual the provisions of this Act as to the conduct 30 of proceedings before a Board or the Court, or the transfer of such proceedings from one of such bodies to the other; (/.) Providing generally for any other matter or thing necessary to give effect to this Act or to meet any particular case ; (g.) Prescribing what fees shall be paid in respect of any proceeding 35 before a Board or the Court, and the party by whom such fees shall be paid ; (h.) Prescribing what respective fees shall be paid to the members of the Court (other than the President) and to the members of the Board ; 40 (i.) Prescribing what respective travelling-expenses shall be payable to the members of the Court (including the President) and to the members of the Board ; and (j.) For any other purpose for which regulations are contemplated or required in order to give full effect to this Act. 45 123. All such regulations shall come into force on the date of the gazetting thereof, and shall be laid before Parliament within fourteen days after such gazetting if Parliament is then in session, or, if not in session, then within fourteen days after the beginning of the next session. 124. Nothing in this Act or the regulations thereunder shall 50 supersede any fees payable by law in respect of proceedings under " The Justices of the Peace Act, 1882," or in any Court of judicature.

Documents under seal of Court and certain signatures to be judicially noticed. 1900, No. 51, sec. 11l

Regulations. Ibid, section 112

Regulations to be laid before Parliament. Ibid, sec. 113.

Saving of fees payable in other Courts. Ibid, sec. 114

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