Industrial Relations Regulation 2018
sec.68Filing ‘yes’ case
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sec.68 Filing ‘yes’ case
An existing organisation for a proposed amalgamation may file in the registry a written statement (a ‘yes’ case ) supporting either or both of the following— the proposed principal amalgamation; each proposed alternative amalgamation. A constituent part that wants to withdraw from an amalgamated organisation may file a written statement (also a ‘yes’ case ) supporting the withdrawal. A ‘yes’ case must be no more than 2,000 words. A ‘yes’ case must be filed with the ballot application for the proposed amalgamation or withdrawal. (sec.68-ssec.1) An existing organisation for a proposed amalgamation may file in the registry a written statement (a ‘yes’ case ) supporting either or both of the following— the proposed principal amalgamation; each proposed alternative amalgamation. (sec.68-ssec.2) A constituent part that wants to withdraw from an amalgamated organisation may file a written statement (also a ‘yes’ case ) supporting the withdrawal. (sec.68-ssec.3) A ‘yes’ case must be no more than 2,000 words. (sec.68-ssec.4) A ‘yes’ case must be filed with the ballot application for the proposed amalgamation or withdrawal.
- (a) the proposed principal amalgamation;
- (b) each proposed alternative amalgamation.