Industrial Relations (Prohibition of Bargaining Services Fees) Amendment Bill 2007

Bill No.

221

Synopsis

The purpose of this Bill is to bring the Industrial Relations Act 1979 into alignment with the Workplace Relations Amendment Bill 2007 currently before Federal Parliament. The proposed amendments would insert an amendment into Section 96A of the State Industrial Relations Act, which deals with freedom of association. The purpose is to clarify and simplify the interpretation of 'bargaining services' and 'bargaining services fees'. A further proposed amendment would insert after Section 96B a section to be known as 96BA which will expressly provide that any award, industrial agreement or order or order under the Act shall not include in it a 'bargaining services fee'.

Private Members Bill introduced by Mr Murray John Cowper

Status

Bill Lapsed

Bill History

Download the Bill as Introduced

Explanatory Memorandum presented in the Legislative Assembly

Acts Amended by this Bill (Blue Bills)

Related Committee Activity

Legislative Council Supplementary Notice Paper

Messages regarding this Bill

Progress

Legislative Assembly

Date

Introduced

21 Jun 2007

First Reading

21 Jun 2007

Other Procedures

Date

Note No.

Bill Lapsed

07 Aug 2008

Superseded Legislative Council Supplementary Notice Papers (SNPs)

Comparisons between versions of Bills

Conference of Managers

Notes

1 - The 37th Parliament was prorogued and the Legislative Assembly dissolved on 07/08/08.