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austlii:cth/FWCD/2016/7250
procedural. Arrangements made for the conduct of the election by the Australian Electoral Commission
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This is a short procedural decision by a Delegate of the General Manager of the Fair Work Commission. The Union of Christmas Island Workers had lodged paperwork for elections for various union offices. The Delegate was satisfied that these elections were required under the union's rules and therefore made arrangements for the Australian Electoral Commission to conduct the elections, as permitted under section 189(3) of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.
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s.189 - Arrangement for conduct of an election
[1] On 16 September and 7 October 2016 the Union of Christmas Island Workers lodged with the Fair Work Commission the prescribed information in relation to an election for the following offices:
[2] I am satisfied that an election for the abovenamed offices is required to be held under the rules of the organisation and, under subsection 189(3) of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009, I am making arrangements for the conduct of the election by the Australian Electoral Commission.
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Arrangements made for the conduct of the election by the Australian Electoral Commission