sec.967Leave taken under old federal instrument

### sec.967 Leave taken under old federal instrument If a declared employee was, immediately before the relevant day, taking a period of leave under the old federal instrument or under the Commonwealth Fair Work Act , the employee is entitled to continue on that leave under the new State instrument or this Act for the remainder of the period. If a declared employee has, before the relevant day, taken a step under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act that the employee is required to take so the employee can, from the relevant day, take a period of leave under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act , the employee is taken to have taken the step under the new State instrument or this Act. A regulation may deal with other matters relating to how a new State instrument applies to leave that, immediately before the relevant day, is being, or is to be, taken by a declared employee under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act . (sec.967-ssec.1) If a declared employee was, immediately before the relevant day, taking a period of leave under the old federal instrument or under the Commonwealth Fair Work Act , the employee is entitled to continue on that leave under the new State instrument or this Act for the remainder of the period. (sec.967-ssec.2) If a declared employee has, before the relevant day, taken a step under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act that the employee is required to take so the employee can, from the relevant day, take a period of leave under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act , the employee is taken to have taken the step under the new State instrument or this Act. (sec.967-ssec.3) A regulation may deal with other matters relating to how a new State instrument applies to leave that, immediately before the relevant day, is being, or is to be, taken by a declared employee under the old federal instrument or the Commonwealth Fair Work Act .