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216ACDetermining whether the FWC would have been required to make a supported bargaining authorisation

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216AC Determining whether the FWC would have been required to make a supported bargaining authorisation

Previous section216ABWhen the FWC must approve a variation of a supported bargaining agreement to add employer and employees

Next section216ADDetermining whether a variation of a supported bargaining agreement to add employer and employees has been genuinely agreed to by affected employees

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