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FAIR WORK REGULATIONS 2009 - REG 6.07G

Transitional--court proceedings

Proceedings instituted after the transition time

  (1)   After the transition time, a preserved affected person may institute proceedings in a court in relation to conduct occurring before that time:

  (a)   if the person were a national system employer at the time of the conduct--as if the person were still a national system employer; or

  (b)   if the person were a national system employee at the time of the conduct--as if the person were still a national system employee; or

  (c)   if the person is an employer organisation, and the employer in respect of which the proceedings are instituted was a national system employer at the time of the conduct--as if that employer were still:

  (i)   a national system employer; and

  (ii)   a member, in the employer's capacity as a national system employer, of the organisation; or

  (d)   if the person is an employee organisation, a registered employee association or an industrial association, and the employee in respect of which the proceedings are instituted was a national system employee at the time of the conduct--as if:

  (i)   that employee were still a national system employee; and

  (ii)   the industrial interests of that employee, in the employee's capacity as a national system employee, were still represented by the employee organisation, registered employee association or industrial association (as applicable).

Note:   Conduct includes an omission: see the definition of conduct in section   12 of the Act.

Continuing matters

  (2)   After the transition time, a court may deal with or continue to deal with a matter (whether the matter was instituted by proceedings before or after the transition time) if:

  (a)   the matter is relevant to a preserved affected person:

  (i)   in or in relation to the person's capacity (at the time of the conduct relevant to the matter) as a national system employer or national system employee; or

  (ii)   in respect of another person's capacity (at the time of the conduct relevant to the matter) as a national system employer or national system employee; and

  (b)   the court had jurisdiction, before the transition time, to deal with the matter.



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