sec.31Cancellation of obsolete orders

### sec.31 Cancellation of obsolete orders If after such inquiry as the industrial registrar considers sufficient the registrar is of opinion that an industrial commission order is obsolete the registrar may publish on the QIRC website notification of an intention to declare the order identified in the notification to be obsolete. Any industrial organisation, another organisation or a local government may, within the time, and in the manner prescribed, lodge with the industrial registrar notice of objection to the proposed declaration. The industrial registrar is to refer each such objection to the industrial commission, which is to hear and determine the question at issue. If no objection to a proposed declaration is duly lodged as prescribed, or all objections so lodged are dismissed, the industrial registrar, by notification published on the QIRC website, may declare the order identified in the notification of intention referred to in subsection (1) to be obsolete, whereupon the order is no longer of any force or effect. s 31 amd 1994 No. 23 s 3 sch; 2009 No. 38 s 52 ; 2017 No. 26 s 23 (sec.31-ssec.1) If after such inquiry as the industrial registrar considers sufficient the registrar is of opinion that an industrial commission order is obsolete the registrar may publish on the QIRC website notification of an intention to declare the order identified in the notification to be obsolete. (sec.31-ssec.2) Any industrial organisation, another organisation or a local government may, within the time, and in the manner prescribed, lodge with the industrial registrar notice of objection to the proposed declaration. (sec.31-ssec.3) The industrial registrar is to refer each such objection to the industrial commission, which is to hear and determine the question at issue. (sec.31-ssec.4) If no objection to a proposed declaration is duly lodged as prescribed, or all objections so lodged are dismissed, the industrial registrar, by notification published on the QIRC website, may declare the order identified in the notification of intention referred to in subsection (1) to be obsolete, whereupon the order is no longer of any force or effect.