NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL ACT 1950
As in force at 9 September 2014
Table of provisions
Part I Preliminary
1 Short title ......................................................................................... 1
2 Commencement .............................................................................. 1
5 Interpretation ................................................................................... 1
Part IIA Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal
11A Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal.............................................. 1
11B Meetings of the Tribunal .................................................................. 4
11D Agreements ..................................................................................... 5
11DA Notification of agreements ............................................................... 5
11E Continuance of agreement .............................................................. 6
11F Notification of determination of Tribunal .......................................... 6
11G On whom determination is binding .................................................. 7
11J Interpretation of determination ......................................................... 7
11K Power to send for witnesses and documents .................................. 7
11L Power to examine on oath ............................................................... 7
11N Penalty for failing to attend or produce documents.......................... 8
11P Penalty for refusing to take oath or to give evidence ....................... 8
11Q Giving false testimony ..................................................................... 8
11R Protection of members of the Tribunal............................................. 8
11S Definitions ........................................................................................ 8
The Schedule
ENDNOTES
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
As in force at 9 September 2014
CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL ACT 1950
An Act relating to the fixing of terms and conditions of service of
correctional officers
Part I Preliminary
1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal
Act 1950.
2 Commencement
This Act shall come into operation on a date to be fixed by the
Administrator by notice in the Gazette.
5 Interpretation
Words and expressions used in this Act have the meanings
ascribed thereto by the Correctional Services Act 2014.
Part IIA Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal
11A Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal
(1) There shall be a Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal which shall
have jurisdiction to hear and determine the conditions of service of
correctional officers with respect to:
(a) salaries;
(b) cost of living and district allowances;
(c) hours of duty, including the provision of breaks for meals, and
days off duty;
(d) payment for overtime worked at the direction of the
Commissioner or a correctional officer authorised for that
purpose by the Commissioner;
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(e) allowances to be paid to an officer:
(i) whilst travelling on duty;
(ii) whilst engaged on special duties;
(iii) for performing duties higher than those of the office
which an officer holds;
(iv) in lieu of the provision of living quarters; and
(v) in lieu of the provision of uniforms;
(f) recreation leave, travelling time and the payment of fares of an
officer and of his dependants for the purpose of proceeding on
and returning from recreation leave;
(g) long service leave;
(h) sick leave;
(i) leave in special circumstances;
(j) the notification of vacancies and the time within which
vacancies shall be filled;
(k) the payment of the reasonable expenses incurred by an officer
in the course of his being transferred from one custodial
correctional facility to another;
(l) the payment of fares of an officer and of his dependants from
the Territory to a place within the Commonwealth upon
retirement due to age, ill health or physical incapacity; and
(m) such other matters as the Minister from time to time refers to
the Tribunal.
(2) The Tribunal shall be constituted by the following members:
(a) a person appointed by the Minister, who shall be the
Chairman of the Tribunal;
(b) the nominated member; and
(c) the appropriate available elected member.
(3) The Minister shall appoint to be the nominated member a person
nominated by the Minister.
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(3A) The Minister shall appoint to be available elected members:
(a) a person stated by the Secretary of the Northern Territory
Senior Prison Officers Association, in writing under his hand,
to be the person elected by that association for the purpose of
being appointed to be an available elected member; and
(b) a person stated by the secretary of the Northern Territory
Prison Officers Association, in writing under his hand, to be
the person elected by that association for the purpose of being
appointed to be an available elected member.
(3B) The appropriate available elected member is:
(a) where the Tribunal exercises or is to exercise jurisdiction or a
power conferred on it by this Act in respect of the conditions of
service of senior correctional officers – the person appointed
to be an available elected member after having been elected
by the Northern Territory Senior Prison Officers Association
for the purpose of being so appointed; or
(b) where the Tribunal exercises or is to exercise jurisdiction or a
power conferred on it by this Act in respect of the conditions of
service of correctional officers other than senior correctional
officers – the person appointed to be an available elected
member after having been elected by the Northern Territory
Prison Officers Association for the purpose of being so
appointed.
(4) Subject to this Act:
(a) the person appointed to be the nominated member shall hold
office as a member; and
(b) each person appointed to be an available elected member
shall hold office as an available elected member,
for such term, not being more than 3 years, as is specified in the
relevant instrument of appointment, and, on the expiration of his
term of office, each of them shall be eligible for reappointment.
(5) The office of the nominated member becomes vacant upon the
publication in the Gazette of a notice by the Administrator that the
office of the nominated member is vacant.
(5A) The secretary of an association referred to in this section may,
pursuant to a resolution passed at a general meeting of the
association, by notice in the Gazette, declare that the person
elected by the association to be an available elected member no
longer holds office as an available elected member.
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(5B) Upon the publication of a notice under subsection (5A), the person
specified in the notice ceases to hold office as an available elected
member.
(6) The office of the nominated member also becomes vacant upon:
(a) the death of the member; or
(b) the resignation of the member.
(6A) A person appointed to be an available elected member also ceases
to hold office as an available elected member if:
(a) he dies; or
(b) he resigns his appointment as an available elected member.
(6B) A nominated member who desires to resign his office shall deliver a
written resignation to the Minister.
(6C) An available elected member who desires to resign his appointment
as an available elected member shall deliver a written resignation to
the Minister.
(6D) The resignation of a nominated member or available elected
member becomes effective when it is received by the Minister.
(7) When the office of a nominated member becomes vacant the
vacancy shall be filled by the appointment by the Minister of a
person nominated by the Minister.
(7A) When a person ceases to hold office as an available elected
member another person shall be appointed to be an available
elected member in the same manner as previously followed in
appointing the person who has ceased to hold office as an available
elected member.
(8) There shall be a Secretary to the Tribunal who shall be appointed
by the Minister.
11B Meetings of the Tribunal
(1) The Tribunal shall, at the request of the nominated member or the
appropriate available elected member or upon the motion of the
Chairman, be summoned by the Chairman by notice sent by post to
the nominated member and the appropriate available elected
member.
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(2) The notice shall specify the time and place of the meeting of the
Tribunal and the matters to be dealt with by the Tribunal at the
meeting.
(3) At meetings of the Tribunal all questions shall be decided by a
majority of votes.
11D Agreements
(1) The Administrator may make an agreement:
(a) relating to conditions of service of senior correctional officers
with respect to the matters mentioned in section 11A(1) – with
the Northern Territory Senior Prison Officers Association; or
(b) relating to conditions of service of correctional officers other
than senior correctional officers with respect to those
matters – with the Northern Territory Prison Officers
Association.
(2) Every agreement made in pursuance of this section shall be in
writing and for a term to be specified therein and not exceeding
5 years from the date of the making thereof.
(3) The Chairman of the Tribunal shall certify the agreement, unless he
is of the opinion that it is not in the public interest that it should be
certified.
(4) The agreement when so certified shall be filed with the Secretary to
the Tribunal and shall, thereupon, be of full force and effect
according to its terms.
(5) Every such agreement shall during its continuance be binding on
the Administrator, the Territory and:
(a) if the agreement was made by the Northern Territory Senior
Prison Officers Association – on senior correctional officers; or
(b) if the agreement was made by the Northern Territory Prison
Officers Association – on correctional officers other than
senior correctional officers.
11DA Notification of agreements
(1) Any agreement made in pursuance of section 11D shall be notified
in the Gazette by a notice that the agreement has been made and
specifying the place where copies of the agreement can be
purchased or obtained.
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(2) When an agreement is made in pursuance of section 11D the
Chairman shall forthwith send a copy of the agreement to the
Minister.
(3) The Minister shall on the first sitting day of the Legislative Assembly
after he receives a copy of the agreement cause that copy to be
laid before the Assembly.
11E Continuance of agreement
In default of any express provision to the contrary therein
contained, an agreement shall, unless rescinded, and subject to
any variation, continue in force after the expiration of the term
specified therein, until the expiration of one month after either party
thereto has given written notice to the Secretary to the Tribunal and
the other party of his desire to terminate it.
11F Notification of determination of Tribunal
(1) Any determination made by the Tribunal in pursuance of this Act
shall be notified in the Gazette by a notice that such determination
has been made and specifying the place where copies of the
determination can be purchased or obtained.
(2) A determination shall, except to the extent to which it is expressed
to come into operation on an earlier or later date, but subject to
subsection (5), come into operation on the date of its notification in
the Gazette.
(3) When the Tribunal makes a determination under this Act, the
Chairman shall forthwith send a copy of the determination to the
Minister.
(4) The Minister shall, on the first sitting day of the Legislative
Assembly after he receives a copy of the determination, cause that
copy to be laid before the Assembly.
(5) If the Legislative Assembly passes a resolution (of which notice has
been given within 12 sitting days of the Assembly after the
determination has been laid before it) disallowing the determination,
that determination shall cease to have effect.
(6) Where a determination is disallowed under this section, the
disallowance of the determination shall have the same effect as
does the repeal of a regulation.
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11G On whom determination is binding
Any determination made by the Tribunal in pursuance of this Act
shall be binding on the Administrator, the Territory and the
correctional officers to whom it is expressed to relate and the
Administrator, the Territory and such correctional officers shall
comply with the provisions of any such determination.
11J Interpretation of determination
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Tribunal may,
on its own motion or on the submission of any person or
organization interested in any determination, give an interpretation
of any term of an existing determination, and the provisions of this
Act shall apply to any such interpretation in like manner as they
apply to a determination.
(2) Before giving any such interpretation on its own motion the Tribunal
shall hear argument on behalf of any person or organization who or
which is interested in the determination and is desirous of being
heard.
11K Power to send for witnesses and documents
(1) For the purpose of this Act, the Tribunal may, by writing under the
hand of the Chairman, summon any person to attend the Tribunal
at a time and place named in the summons, and then and there to
give evidence and to produce any books, documents or writings in
his custody or control which the Chairman deems relevant to any
proceedings before the Tribunal and which he is required by the
summons to produce.
(2) The Tribunal may, in its discretion, on the application of any party to
any proceedings before it, by writing under the hand of the
Chairman, summon any person to appear as witness before the
Tribunal.
11L Power to examine on oath
The Tribunal may require a person appearing before it to give
evidence on oath.
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11N Penalty for failing to attend or produce documents
If any person served with a summons to attend the Tribunal, when
the summons is served personally, fails without reasonable excuse
to attend the Tribunal, or to produce any documents, books or
writings in his custody or control, which he was required by the
summons to produce, he shall be guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: 0.8 penalty unit.
11P Penalty for refusing to take oath or to give evidence
If any person appearing as a witness before the Tribunal refuses to
take an oath when required by the Tribunal to do so or to answer
any question relevant to the proceedings before the Tribunal put to
him by any member of the Tribunal, he shall be guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: 0.8 penalty unit.
11Q Giving false testimony
Any witness before the Tribunal who knowingly gives false
testimony touching any matter, material to any proceedings before
the Tribunal, shall be guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: Imprisonment for one year.
11R Protection of members of the Tribunal
A member of the Tribunal shall not be personally liable for any act
or default of the Tribunal done or omitted to be done in good faith in
administering this Act.
11S Definitions
In this Part, unless the contrary intention appears:
available elected member means a person appointed under
section 11A(3A) to be an available elected member.
member means member of the Tribunal.
secretary, in relation to an association, includes a person for the
time being performing the duties and functions of secretary of that
association.
senior correctional officer means a correctional officer who is a
superintendent, deputy superintendent or chief correctional officer.
the Tribunal means the Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal
established under section 11A.
The Schedule
Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal Act 1950 9
The Schedule
The Prison Ordinance 1928
The Prison Ordinance 1929
The Prison Ordinance 1932
The Prison Ordinance 1935
ENDNOTES
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ENDNOTES
1 KEY
Key to abbreviations
amd = amended od = order
app = appendix om = omitted
bl = by-law pt = Part
ch = Chapter r = regulation/rule
cl = clause rem = remainder
div = Division renum = renumbered
exp = expires/expired rep = repealed
f = forms s = section
Gaz = Gazette sch = Schedule
hdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision
ins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation
lt = long title sub = substituted
nc = not commenced
2 LIST OF LEGISLATION
Prisons Ordinance 1950 (Act No. 12, 1950)
Assent date 22 August 1950
Commenced 1 January 1954 (Gaz No. 51, 30 December 1953)
Prisons Ordinance 1952 (Act No. 3, 1952)
Assent date 23 January 1952
Commenced 1 January 1954 (s 2, s 2 Prisons Ordinance 1950 (Act No. 12,
1950) and Gaz No. 51, 30 December 1953)
Prisons Ordinance 1953 (Act No. 2, 1953)
Assent date 20 February 1953
Commenced 1 January 1954 (s 2, s 2 Prisons Ordinance 1950 (Act No. 12,
1950) and Gaz No. 51, 30 December 1953)
Prisons Ordinance 1960 (Act No. 3, 1960)
Assent date 2 September 1960
Commenced 2 September 1960
Prisons Ordinance 1965 (Act No. 9, 1965)
Assent date 8 April 1965
Commenced 8 April 1965
Prisons Ordinance (No. 2) 1965 (Act No. 41, 1965)
Assent date 12 November 1965
Commenced 14 February 1966 (s 2)
Prisons Ordinance 1966 (Act No. 34, 1966)
Assent date 7 September 1966
Commenced 7 September 1966
Prisons Ordinance (No. 2) 1968 (Act No. 49, 1968)
Assent date 20 August 1968
Commenced 20 August 1968
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Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal Act 1950 11
Prisons Ordinance (No. 3) 1968 (Act No. 65, 1968)
Assent date 1 October 1968
Commenced 30 October 1968 (Gaz No. 47, 30 October 1968)
Prisons Ordinance 1969 (Act No. 11, 1969)
Assent date 11 April 1969
Commenced 11 April 1969
Prisons Ordinance 1972 (Act No. 64, 1972)
Assent date 5 December 1972
Commenced 20 December 1972 (Gaz No. 51, 20 December 1972)
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1973 (Act No. 87, 1973)
Assent date 11 December 1973
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 12(2))
Amending Legislation
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1974 (Act No. 34, 1974)
Assent date 26 August 1974
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 3(2))
Ordinances Revision Ordinance (No. 2) 1974 (Act No. 69, 1974)
Assent date 24 October 1974
Commenced 11 December 1973 (s 3)
Ordinances Revision Ordinance 1976 (Act No. 27, 1976)
Assent date 28 June 1976
Commenced ss 1, 2 and 6: 28 June 1976 (s 6(2));
ss 3 and 4: 11 December 1973; s 5: 24 October 1974
Prisons Ordinance (No. 2) 1974 (Act No. 33, 1974)
Assent date 26 August 1974
Commenced 26 August 1974
Prisons Ordinance 1976 (Act No. 11, 1976)
Assent date 1 March 1976
Commenced 1 March 1976
Transfer of Powers Ordinance 1976 (Act No. 64, 1976)
Assent date 22 December 1976
Commenced ss 1 and 2: 22 December 1976; rem: 1 January 1977, (ss 2(2)
and (3) and 6)
Amending Legislation
Transfer of Powers Ordinance (No. 2) 1976 (Act No. 65, 1976)
Assent date 22 December 1976
Commenced 22 December 1976
Prisons Ordinance 1977 (Act No. 16, 1977)
Assent date 26 May 1977
Commenced 9 September 1977 (Gaz No. 36, 9 September 1977)
Transfer of Powers (Self-Government) Ordinance 1978 (Act No. 54, 1978)
Assent date 1 July 1978
Commenced 1 July 1978
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Statute Law Revision Act 1978 (Act No. 95, 1978)
Assent date 5 September 1978
Commenced 5 September 1978
Statute Law Revision Act (No. 2) 1978 (Act No. 19, 1979)
Assent date 2 February 1979
Commenced 2 February 1979
Prisons Act 1979 (Act No. 155, 1979)
Assent date 12 December 1979
Commenced 12 December 1979
Remuneration (Statutory Bodies) Act 1979 (Act No. 9, 1980)
Assent date 14 January 1980
Commenced 8 February 1980 (Gaz G6, 8 February 1980, p 6)
Prisons (Correctional Services) Act 1980 (Act No. 49, 1980)
Assent date 4 June 1980
Commenced 1 June 1981 (Gaz S5, 1 June 1981)
Prisons (Arbitral Tribunal) Amendment Act 1983 (Act No. 25, 1983)
Assent date 24 June 1983
Commenced 21 October 1983 (Gaz G42, 21 October 1983, p 2)
Public Sector Employment and Management (Consequential Amendments) Act 1993
(Act No. 28, 1993)
Assent date 30 June 1993
Commenced 1 July 1993 (s 2, s 2 Public Sector Employment and
Management Act 1993 (Act No. 11, 1993) and Gaz S53,
29 June 1993)
Oaths, Affidavits and Declarations (Consequential Amendments) Act 2010 (Act No. 40,
2010)
Assent date 18 November 2010
Commenced 1 March 2011 (s 2, s 2 Oaths, Affidavits and Declarations
Act 2010 (Act No. 39, 2010) and Gaz G7, 16 February 2011,
p 4)
Penalties Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2013 (Act No. 23, 2013)
Assent date 12 July 2013
Commenced 28 August 2013 (Gaz G35, 28 August 2013, p 2)
Correctional Services (Related and Consequential Amendments) Act 2014 (Act No. 27,
2014)
Assent date 4 September 2014
Commenced 9 September 2014 (Gaz S80, 9 September 2014, p 2)
3 SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
s 11 Prisons Ordinance (No. 3) 1968 (Act No. 65, 1968)
s 12 Prisons Ordinance 1977 (Act No. 16, 1977)
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4 GENERAL AMENDMENTS
General amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table
of amendments to this reprint) are made by the Ordinances Revision
Ordinance 1973 (Act No. 87, 1973) (as amended) to the following provisions:
ss 3, 9, 11, 11A, 11C, 11D, 11DA, 11F, 11H, 11N, 11P, 11S, 14, 17, 18, 24,
27, 28, 31, 35, 37, 40 and 41.
5 GENERAL AMENDMENTS
General amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table
of amendments to this reprint) are made by the Interpretation Legislation
Amendment Act 2018 (Act No. 22 of 2018) to: ss 1 and 5.
6 LIST OF AMENDMENTS
lt amd No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 27, 2014, s 32
s 1 sub No. 49, 1980, s 3
amd No. 27, 2014, s 33
s 2 amd No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 3 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 4 amd No. 65, 1968, s 3
rep No. 16, 1977, s 4
s 5 amd No. 16, 1977, s 5
sub No. 49, 1980, s 3
amd No. 27, 2014, s 34
pt II hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 6 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
sub No. 16, 1977, s 6
amd No. 54, 1978, s 3; No. 19, 1979, s 22
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 6A ins No. 16, 1977, s 6
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 7 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 16, 1977, s 7
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 8 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 9 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 10 amd No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11 amd No. 3, 1952, s 2; No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
pt IIA hdg ins No. 65, 1968, s 4
amd No. 27, 2014, s 34
s 11A ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 9, 1965, s 2; No. 65, 1968, s 5; No. 11, 1969, s 2; No. 11, 1976, s 3;
No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3; No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 25, 1983, s 3;
No. 27, 2014, s 34
s 11B ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 65, 1968, s 6
s 11C ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
sub No. 34, 1966, s 2
amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
rep No. 9, 1980, s 6
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Correctional Officers Arbitral Tribunal Act 1950 14
s 11D ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 65, 1968, s 7; No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 27, 2014,
s 34
s 11DA ins No. 65, 1968, s 8
amd No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3; No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11E ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
s 11F ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3; No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11G ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 27, 2014, s 34
s 11H ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 49, 1980, s 3
rep No. 28, 1993, s 3
s 11J ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11K ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11L ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
sub No. 40, 2010, s 103
s 11M ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
rep No. 40, 2010, s 103
s 11N ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 41, 1965, s 3; No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 23, 2013, s 9
s 11P ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 41, 1965, s 4; No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 40, 2010, s 104; No. 23, 2013,
s 9
s 11Q ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 23, 2013, s 9
s 11R ins No. 3, 1960, s 2
amd No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 11S ins No. 65, 1968, s 9
amd No. 11, 1976, s 4; No. 49, 1980, s 3; No. 27, 2014, s 34
pt III hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 12 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 13 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 16, 1977, s 8; No. 54, 1978, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
pt IV hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 14 amd No. 33, 1974, s 3; No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 16, 1977, s 9; No. 54, 1978, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 15 amd No. 33, 1974, s 4; No. 64, 1976, s 4; No. 54, 1978, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
pt V hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 16 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 16A ins No. 155, 1979, s 3
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 17 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 18 amd No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 19 amd No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 20 amd No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 21 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 22 amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
sub No. 16, 1977, s 10
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 23 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
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s 24 amd No. 3, 1960, s 3; No. 33, 1974, s 5
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
ss 25 – 26 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 27 amd No. 87, 1973, s 12
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
ss 28 – 29 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
pt VI hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 30 amd No. 33, 1974, s 6; No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 31 amd No. 33, 1974, s 7; No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 32 amd No. 33, 1974, s 8; No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 33 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 34 amd No. 16, 1977, s 11
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
pt VII hdg rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
ss 35 – 36 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 36A ins No. 64, 1972, s 4
amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 36B ins No. 33, 1974, s 9
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 36C ins No. 33, 1974, s 9
amd No. 64, 1976, s 4
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
ss 37 – 39 rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 40 amd No. 41, 1965, s 5; No. 49, 1968, s 2
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3
s 41 amd No. 2, 1953, s 2; No. 41, 1965, s 6; No. 49, 1968, s 3; No. 65, 1968,
s 10; No. 64, 1972, s 5; No. 87, 1973, s 12; No. 95, 1978, s 14
rep No. 49, 1980, s 3