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Serial 124
Law Reform
(Work Health) Amendment Bill 2007
Mr
Henderson
A Bill for an Act to amend the Work Health Act, the Petroleum Act, the Dangerous Goods Act and the Mining Management Act, and to make consequential amendments to related subordinate legislation
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
LAW REFORM (WORK HEALTH) AMENDMENT ACT 2007
____________________
Act No. [ ] of 2007
____________________
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
1 Short
title
Part
2 Administration
6 Authority's functions and powers under this Act
7 Ministerial control
Part 3 Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council
8 Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council
9 Functions of the Council
10 Membership of Council
11 Terms and conditions of appointment
12 Chair and Deputy Chair
13 Meetings of Council
14 Council subcommittees
15 Annual report of
Council
Part
3A Occupational Health and Safety
89A Application of Workplace Health and Safety Act
Part 3 The
Environment
Division
1 Environmental
obligations
13 General
obligation to take care of the environment
14 Obligations in
respect of the site
Division
5 Consultation and cooperation
33 Consultation and
cooperation
1 Citation
39 Risk
management
Division
2 Reportable incidents
46 Reportable incident
(ss 62 and 63 of the Act)
Part
11A Mining operations
152A Definitions
152B Requirement for
risk management plan for mining operations
NORTHERN
TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
____________________
Act No. [ ] of 2007
____________________
An Act to amend the Work Health Act, the Petroleum Act, the Dangerous Goods Act and the Mining Management Act, and to make consequential amendments to related subordinate legislation
[Assented to [ ] 2007]
[Second reading [ ] 2007]
The Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory enacts as follows:
Part
1 Preliminary
1 Short
title
This Act may be cited as the Law Reform (Work Health) Amendment Act 2007.
This Act commences on the date fixed by the Administrator by Gazette notice.
Part
2 Amendment of Work Health
Act
3 Act
amended
This Part amends the Work Health Act.
4 Repeal and substitution of Long title
Long title
repeal, substitute
An Act about workers' rehabilitation and compensation
5 Repeal and substitution of sections 1 and 2
Sections 1 and 2
repeal, substitute
This Act may be cited as the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act.
6 Amendment of section 3 (Interpretation)
(1) Section 3(1), definitions Authority, Chief Executive Officer, Judicial Registrar and managing magistrate
omit
(2) Section 3(1)
insert (in alphabetical order)
appointed member, of the Council, means a member other than the Executive Director.
Authority means the Work Health Authority that continues under the Workplace Health and Safety Act.
Chair, of the Council, includes the Deputy Chair while acting as the Chair.
Council means the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council.
Executive Director means the person appointed by the Minister, and for the time being holding the appointment, as Executive Director of WorkSafe NT and includes a person acting in that position.
Judicial Registrar means a Judicial Registrar of the Court.
managing magistrate means the managing magistrate of the Court.
7 Repeal and substitution of Parts II to IV
Parts II to IV
repeal, substitute
6 Authority's functions and powers under this Act
(1) The Authority is responsible to the Minister for:
(a) administering and enforcing this Act; and
(b) furthering the objects of the Act in other ways.
(2) The Authority's functions include (for example) the following:
(a) to encourage the provision of appropriate and early rehabilitation treatment of workers incapacitated or impaired in compensable incidents;
(b) to identify the rehabilitation services needed in the Territory for workers injured in compensable incidents;
(c) to provide financial and other assistance to bodies established by this Act;
(d) to monitor, collect and analyse data on compensable incidents in the Territory;
(e) to provide information, advice and education to employer and worker groups and other interested persons;
(f) to approve insurers for providing workers' compensation insurance;
(g) to ensure, as far as practicable, compliance with the requirements of this Act;
(h) to prosecute offences against this Act.
(3) The Authority has the powers necessary for, or reasonably incidental, to carrying out its functions under this Act.
(4) The Authority may delegate any of its functions and powers under this Act.
In exercising powers and functions under this Act, the Authority is subject to direction and control by the Minister.
Part 3 Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council
8 Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council
The Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Advisory Council is established.
The Council has the following functions:
(a) to keep the operation of this Act under review;
(b) to make recommendations to the Minister on possible improvements to the administration of this Act, or the statutory scheme for the rehabilitation and compensation of injured workers in the Territory;
(c) to carry out investigations, at the request of the Minister, into questions about the rehabilitation and compensation of injured workers and to report to the Minister on the results of the investigations;
(d) to carry out any other functions assigned to it under this Act.
(1) The Council consists of:
(a) the Executive Director; and
(b) not more than 10 other members appointed by the Minister.
(2) The membership of the Council must:
(a) include members with a wide range of experience extending as far as possible across all major industry sectors in the Territory; and
(b) include representatives of organisations representing employers, and representatives of organisations representing employees, in equal or approximately equal numbers; and
(c) include persons with expertise in the rehabilitation of injured workers; and
(d) include persons with expertise in the insurance industry.
(3) Before making an appointment to the Council, the Minister must:
(a) invite recommendations for appointment to the Council from interested organisations and persons; and
(b) consider all recommendations made in response to the notice.
(4) The invitation must be published in the Gazette and in any other way the Minister considers appropriate.
11 Terms and conditions of appointment
(1) The term of appointment for an appointed member of the Council is to be a term, not exceeding 2 years, specified in the instrument of appointment.
(2) An appointed member is, at the end of a term of appointment, eligible for re-appointment.
(3) A person ceases to be an appointed member of the Council if the person:
(a) resigns by notice of resignation given to the Minister; or
(b) comes to the end of a term of appointment and is
not
re-appointed; or
(c) is removed from office by the Minister under subsection (4).
(4) The Minister may remove an appointed member of the Council from office if the member:
(a) is absent, without the Minister's permission, from 3 consecutive meetings of the Council; or
(b) becomes bankrupt or applies to take the benefit of a law for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors; or
(c) becomes physically or mentally incapable of satisfactorily carrying out the duties of a member of the Council; or
(d) is guilty of misbehaviour.
(1) The Chair of the Council is to be an appointed member of the Council appointed by the Minister to be the Chair.
(2) The Minister may appoint another appointed member of the Council to be the Deputy Chair.
(3) If the Chair is absent or unavailable to carry out official functions, the Deputy Chair is to act as the Chair.
(4) A reference to the Chair extends, while the Deputy Chair is acting as the Chair, to the Deputy Chair.
(1) Meetings of the Council are convened by the Chair.
(2) A meeting of the Council must be convened:
(a) whenever the Chair considers a meeting necessary to deal with the Council's business (but at least once in each quarter); and
(b) whenever the Minister directs the Chair to convene a meeting.
(3) The Chair must preside at all meetings of the Council.
(4) At a meeting of the Council:
(a) the Chair and 5 other members constitute a quorum; and
(b) questions arising for decision are determined by majority vote and, if the votes are equal, the Chair has a casting vote as well as a deliberative vote; and
(c) the Council determines, subject to this Act, its own procedures.
(5) The Council must keep records of its proceedings.
(1) The Council may establish subcommittees to assist or advise the Council in carrying out any aspect of the Council's functions.
(2) A subcommittee may consist entirely of Council members, partly of Council members and partly of members drawn from outside the Council, or entirely of members drawn from outside the Council.
(3) The terms and conditions of appointment of a member of a subcommittee are to be determined by the Minister.
(4) The procedures of a subcommittee are, subject to any direction by the Council or the Minister, to be as determined by the subcommittee.
(1) The Council must submit a report to the Minister for each financial year.
(2) The report must cover:
(a) the work of the Council and its subcommittees for the relevant financial year; and
(b) the operation of this Act during the relevant financial year.
(3) The report must be submitted on or before 30 September of the calendar year in which the financial year ends.
(4) The Minister must table the report in the Legislative Assembly within 6 sitting days after receiving the report.
8 Amendment of section 111 (Application to Court)
Section 111(1)
omit
this Act (other than Part V)
substitute
this Act (other than Part 5) or any other Act
9 Amendment of section 112 (Appeals and disputes)
Section 112
omit
this Act
substitute
this Act and any other relevant Act
Schedule 1 has effect.
Part
3 Amendment of Petroleum
Act
11 Act
amended
This Part amends the Petroleum Act.
12 Repeal and substitution of Part IIIA
Part IIIA
repeal, substitute
Part 3A Occupational Health and Safety
89A Application of Workplace Health and Safety Act
(1) Subject to this section, the Workplace Health and Safety Act applies in relation to work under an exploration permit or a production licence.
(2) When work at a production site passes from the construction to the production phase, the Act applies in relation to work at the site with the following modifications:
(a) references to the Authority are to be read as references to the Minister (i.e. the Minister responsible for the administration of this Act);
(b) references to workplace safety officers and identity cards for workplace safety officers are to be read as references to inspectors and certificates for inspectors under this Act;
(c) any further modifications prescribed by regulation.
(3) In this section:
production phase – work at a production site passes from the construction to the production phase when the production of petroleum on a commercial basis commences from the site.
production site means a part of a production licence area from which the production of petroleum has commenced, or is proposed.
Part
4 Amendment of Dangerous Goods
Act
13 Act
amended
This Part amends the Dangerous Goods Act.
14 Amendment of section 4 (Application)
Section 4(1)(d) and (e)
omit
Part
5 Amendment of Mining
Management
Act
15 Act
amended
This Part amends the Mining Management Act.
16 Repeal and substitution of Long title
Long title
repeal, substitute
An Act to provide for the authorisation of mining activities, the management of mining sites, the protection of the environment on mining sites and for related purposes
17 Amendment of section 3 (Objects)
Section 3(a), (b) and (c)
omit, substitute
(a) to ensure the development of the Territory's mineral resources in accordance with environmental standards consistent with best practice in the mining industry; and
(b) to protect the environment by:
(i) the authorisation and monitoring of mining activities; and
(ii) requiring appropriate management of mining sites; and
(iii) facilitating consultation and cooperation between management and workers in implementing environment protection management systems; and
(iv) implementing audits, inspections, investigations, monitoring and reporting to ensure compliance with agreed standards and criteria; and
(v) specifying the obligations of all persons on mining sites with respect to protection of the environment; and
(c) to assist the mining industry to introduce programs of continuous improvement to achieve best practice environmental management; and
18 Amendment of section 4 (Definitions)
(1) Section 4, definitions competent, critical incident, management system and serious accident
omit
(2) Section 4
insert (in alphabetical order)
competent means having the skill and knowledge required to carry out the relevant task or function in accordance with the appropriate environmental standards.
critical incident means an event on a mining site that has the potential to cause a significant adverse effect on the environment.
management system means the environment protection management system implemented for a mining site under Part 3, Division 1.
serious accident means an event on a mining site that causes material environmental harm.
19 Repeal and substitution of Part 3 heading
Part 3, heading
repeal, substitute
20 Repeal and substitution of Part 3, Division 1 heading
Part 3, Division 1, heading
repeal, substitute
Division 1 Environmental obligations
21 Repeal and substitution of sections 13 and 14
Sections 13 and 14
repeal, substitute
13 General obligation to take care of the environment
Every person on a mining site has an obligation to take care of the environment.
14 Obligations in respect of the site
(1) A person on a mining site must comply with instructions and procedures applying to the person that are included in the management system for the site.
(2) A person on a mining site must follow all reasonable directions given by the operator, or a person having the duty to give the person directions, about preventing environmental harm.
(3) A person must not wilfully or recklessly:
(a) cause environmental harm on a mining site; or
(b) interfere with or misuse anything provided on a mining site for environmental protection.
22 Amendment of section 15 (Obligations of owner who has appointed operator)
Section 15(a)
omit, substitute
(a) provide the operator with all relevant information available to the owner that may assist the operator to establish and implement an appropriate environment protection management system; and
23 Amendment of section 16 (Obligations of operator)
Section 16(1) and (2)
omit, substitute
(1) The operator for a mining site must ensure that the environmental impact of mining activities is limited to what is necessary for the establishment, operation and closure of the site.
(2) For that purpose, the operator must:
(a) establish and maintain an appropriate management structure of competent persons for the site; and
(b) as far as practicable ensure that workers on the site are competent to perform their duties; and
(c) establish, implement and maintain an appropriate environment protection management system for the site; and
(d) provide adequate resources for the implementation and maintenance of the management system; and
(e) ensure, by regular assessment, that the management system operates effectively.
24 Amendment of section 17 (Obligations of worker)
Section 17(2) and (3)
omit, substitute
(2) A worker must, as soon as practicable, report to the operator for the site or, if employed by a contractor, to the contractor:
(a) the occurrence of a serious accident or critical incident; or
(b) a situation the worker has reason to believe may present a risk to the environment.
25 Amendment of section 18 (Obligations of contractor who is employer)
Section 18(2)
omit, substitute
(2) A contractor must report a serious accident or critical incident to the operator for the site as soon as practicable after becoming aware of the incident.
26 Repeal of sections 19 and 20
Sections 19 and 20
repeal
27 Amendment of section 21 (Consequences of breach of obligation)
(1) Section 21(1)
omit
Division 2 or 3
substitute
Division 3
(2) Section 21(2)
omit, substitute
(2) The fact that environmental harm has occurred on a mining site is not of itself evidence of an offence under Division 3.
28 Repeal of Part 3, Division 2
Part 3, Division 2
repeal
29 Amendment of section 32 (No interference with place of serious accident)
Section 32(2)
omit, substitute
(2) A person is not to be taken as interfering with a place where a serious accident occurred if the person takes an action at the place to prevent further environmental harm.
30 Repeal and substitution of Part 3, Division 5
Part 3, Division 5
repeal, substitute
Division 5 Consultation and cooperation
33 Consultation and cooperation
(1) The operator for a mining site must facilitate consultation and cooperation between the operator, contractors and workers in initiating, developing and implementing environment protection measures.
(2) The measures may (for example) include 1 or more of the following:
(a) establishing 1 or more environment protection committees for the mining site or for a particular mining activity;
(b) establishing appropriate policies and procedures for dealing with issues involving risk of environmental harm;
(c) ensuring, as far as practicable, that adequate information is available about environmental risks involved in operations at the site;
(d) planning appropriate strategies for dealing with serious accidents and critical incidents at the site.
31 Amendment of section 36 (Determination of application)
Section 36(2)
omit, substitute
(2) Before granting an Authorisation, the Minister must be satisfied that:
(a) the management system to be implemented on the mining site will promote protection of the environment; and
(b) the management of the mineral resources on the site will be in accordance with good mining practice.
32 Amendment of section 37 (Conditions of Authorisation)
Section 37(3)(a)
omit, substitute
(a) the protection of the environment;
33 Amendment of section 38 (Variation or revocation of Authorisation)
Section 38(3)
omit, substitute
(3) The Minister must not vary an Authorisation unless the variation will have the effect of improving the protection of the environment on the mining site to which the Authorisation relates.
34 Amendment of section 40 (Information to be included in mining management plan)
Section 40(b)
omit
35 Amendment of section 50 (Functions and powers of Mining Board)
Section 50(1)(a)(i)
omit
36 Amendment of section 61 (Functions of mining officer)
Section 61(c) and (d)
omit, substitute
(c) to inspect and audit mining sites and mining activities to assess:
(i) levels of environmental risk; and
(ii) whether the applicable Authorisation and management system are being complied with;
(d) to ensure that timely corrective or remedial action is taken to prevent environmental harm or risk of environmental harm;
37 Amendment of section 62 (Powers of mining officer)
(1) Section 62(d)
omit, substitute
(d) require the owner, operator, a contractor or a worker to attend and answer questions for the purposes of an investigation into:
(i) a critical incident or serious accident; or
(ii) a complaint received by the mining officer; or
(iii) other matters relevant to this Act; or
(2) Section 62(f)
omit, substitute
(f) direct the operator to take action to ensure compliance with the Authorisation, the management system or other obligations under this Act; or
(3) Section 62(h)
omit, substitute
(h) take any other action that may be reasonably necessary to:
(i) protect the environment; or
(ii) ensure compliance with this Act, the Authorisation or the management system.
(4) Section 62(a) to (c) and (e), at the end
insert
or
38 Amendment of section 72 (Liability if consent, connivance or wilful neglect)
Section 72(1) and (2)
omit
Division 2 or 3 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
39 Amendment of section 74 (Liability of director etc. for safety, health or environmental offence)
(1) Section 74, heading
omit
safety, health or
(2) Section 74(1)
omit
Division 2 or 3 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
40 Amendment of section 75 (Liability of partner or member of association for safety, health or environmental offence)
(1) Section 75, heading
omit
safety, health or
(2) Section 75(1) and (2)
omit
Division 2 or 3 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
41 Amendment of section 76 (Liability of natural person for safety, health or environmental offence by employee etc.)
(1) Section 76, heading
omit
safety, health or
(2) Section 76(1)
omit
Division 2 or 3 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
42 Amendment of section 79 (Defences to safety and health or environmental offence)
(1) Section 79, heading
omit, substitute
Defence to environment offence
(2) Section 79(1)
omit
Division 2 or 3 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
(3) Section 79(2)
omit
Division 2 of Part 3
substitute
Part 3, Division 3
43 Amendment of section 82 (Protection of safety, health and environment)
(1) Section 82, heading
omit
safety, health and
(2) Section 82(a)
omit
Section 84
repeal
45 Amendment of section 85 (No dismissal of worker for making complaint etc.)
Section 85(1)(b) and (c)
omit, substitute
(b) the worker has made a reasonable complaint to the employer or a mining officer about an issue related to environment protection.
46 Amendment of section 92 (Regulations)
Section 92(2)(a)
omit
Part
6 Amendment of Work Health
(Occupational Health and Safety)
Regulations
47 Application
of Part
This Part amends the Work Health (Occupational Health and Safety) Regulations.
48 Repeal and substitution of regulation 1
Regulation 1
repeal, substitute
These regulations may be cited as the Workplace Health and Safety Regulations.
49 Repeal of regulations 3 and 3A
Regulations 3 and 3A
repeal
50 Amendment of regulation 21 (Cancellation, suspension or variation of licence)
Regulation 21(1)(a)(ii)
omit
work health officer
substitute
workplace safety officer
Regulation 37
repeal
52 Repeal and substitution of regulation 39
Regulation 39
repeal, substitute
(1) The primary goal of risk management is to eliminate workplace risk as far as reasonably practicable and, if it is not reasonably practicable to eliminate a risk, to minimise it as far as reasonably practicable.
(2) When an employer formulates risk management measures, the following questions should be addressed in regard to each identified risk:
(a) whether it is possible to eliminate the relevant source of risk entirely;
(b) whether the source of the risk can be isolated from workers;
(c) whether the source of the risk can be controlled by engineering means;
(d) whether the risk can be controlled by administrative means (such as the adoption of a different system of work, different working practices, or the introduction of warning systems);
(e) whether the risk can be avoided or reduced by the use of personal protective clothing or equipment.
53 Repeal and substitution of Part 6, Division 2
Part 6, Division 2
repeal, substitute
Division 2 Reportable incidents
46 Reportable incident (ss 62 and 63 of the Act)
If a reportable incident occurs, the report of the incident must contain the following information:
(a) the full name and work address of the person giving the report;
(b) the date, time and place of the incident;
(c) the name, date of birth and occupation of each person killed or injured;
(d) the work being undertaken by the persons who were killed or injured;
(e) the cause, nature and extent of injuries sustained by persons who were injured;
(f) a brief description of the circumstances of the incident;
(g) a brief explanation of the cause of the incident;
(h) particulars of plant or equipment involved in the incident and the damage, if any, to the plant or equipment;
(i) the names of witnesses to the incident;
(j) details of action taken, or proposed to be taken, to prevent the occurrence of similar incidents in future.
After Part 11
insert
In this Part:
mining authorisation means an interest or authority under the Mining Act or the Atomic Energy Act (Cth) authorising the holder to conduct mining operations.
mining management plan means a mining management plan under the Mining Management Act.
mining operations means any of the following operations or activities:
(a) exploration for minerals;
(b) mining;
(c) processing of minerals, tailings, spoil heaps or waste dumps;
(d) decommissioning or rehabilitation of a mining site;
(e) operations incidental, or related to any of the above, including:
(i) the removal, handling, transport and storage of minerals, substances, contaminants and waste; and
(ii) the construction, operation, maintenance and removal of plant and buildings;
(f) operations for the care and maintenance of a mining site during the suspension of other mining operations.
mining site means an area of land:
(a) to which a mining authorisation relates; or
(b) on which mining operations are being, or are about to be, carried out.
152B Requirement for risk management plan for mining operations
(1) Mining operations are classified as a hazardous activity for which a risk management plan is required.
(2) If, at the commencement of this regulation, a mining management plan was in force for a mining site, the provisions of the plan applicable to occupational health and safety will be regarded as a risk management plan under this regulation until a date to be fixed by Minister for the purposes of this subregulation and published in the Gazette.
55 Amendment of regulation 168C (Definitions)
Regulation 168C, definition officer
omit, substitute
officer means a workplace safety officer.
56 Amendment of regulation 168K (Work health officer may require information)
Regulation 168K, heading
omit, substitute
Workplace safety officer may require information
57 Amendment of regulation 169 (Review by Court)
Regulation 169
omit
of the Act
substitute
of the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act
Part
7 Transitional
provisions
58 Presumption
as to the making of the Workplace Health
and Safety Regulations
The Workplace Health and Safety Regulations (formerly the Work Health (Occupational Health and Safety) Regulations) are taken to be regulations made under the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2007.
Part
8 Consequential amendment of
laws
59 Amendment
of other laws
Schedule 2 amends the laws mentioned in it.
Schedule 1 Further amendments of Work Health Act
section 10
Provision
|
Amendment
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|
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Omit
|
substitute
|
section 3(1), definition
disease
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Part V
|
Part 5
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section 3(1), definition self-insurer,
paragraph (b)
|
Part VII
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Part 7
|
Part V, heading
|
PART V
|
Part 5
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section 49, heading
|
Part V
|
Part 5
|
Part VI, heading
|
PART VI
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Part 6
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sections 94(1)(a) and 104(1)
|
Part V
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Part 5
|
section 126(1)
|
(other than Part IV)
|
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section 126A(2)(b)(i)
|
Division 4 of Part VI
|
Part 6, Division 4
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section 170(2)(a) and (b)
|
Part V
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Part 5
|
section 170(2)(b)
|
Part VI or VIA
|
Part 6 or 6A
|
sections 191 and 192
|
Part VII
|
Part 7
|
Part X, heading
|
PART X
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Part 10
|
section 195(3)(a), (b) and (c)
|
Part VIA
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Part 6A
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Schedule 2
|
(other than Part IV of the Act)
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Schedule 2 Amendment of other laws
section 59
Provision
|
Amendment
|
|
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omit
|
substitute
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Annual Leave Act
|
|
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section 4(2)
|
Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
|
Building Regulations
|
|
|
Schedule 2, column 1
|
Work Health Authority established under the Work
Health Act
|
Work Health Authority continued under the
Workplace Health and Safety Act
|
Schedule 2, column 2
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Those matters relating to the Work Health
Regulations
|
Those matters relating to the Workers
Rehabilitation and Compensation Regulations
|
Court Security Act
|
|
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section 4, definition court, paragraph
(e)
|
Work Health Act
|
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Cullen Bay Marina
Regulations
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|
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regulation 68(4)(a)
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under Division 3 of Part VII of the Work
Health Act
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under Part 7, Division 3 of the Workers
Rehabilitation and Compensation Act
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Fines and Penalties (Recovery)
Regulations
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|
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Schedule 1
|
Work Health (Occupational Health and Safety)
Regulations
|
Workplace Health and Safety
Regulations
|
Motor Accidents (Compensation)
Act
|
|
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section 4(1), definition workers compensation
legislation
|
Part V of the Work Health Act
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the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
|
Personal Injuries (Civil Claims)
Act
|
|
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section 5(4)(e)
|
Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
|
Personal Injuries (Liabilities and Damages)
Act
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|
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section 4(3)(b)
|
Work Health Act
|
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
|
Petroleum (Occupational Health and Safety)
Regulations
|
|
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regulation 2(1), definitions inspector of
designated plant, licence and training
provider
|
Work Health (Occupational Health and Safety)
Regulations
(all references) |
Workplace Health and Safety
Regulations
|
regulation 2(1), definition Work Health
Authority
|
established by section 6 of the Work Health
Act
|
that continues under section 7 of the Workplace
Health and Safety Act
|
regulations 85(1)(b), 89(3), 92, 94(1)(b) and
102(a)(ii)
|
Work Health (Occupational Health and Safety)
Regulations
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Workplace Health and Safety
Regulations
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Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Application of
Commonwealth Laws) Regulations
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|
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regulation 4, paragraph (d)
|
whole paragraph
|
(d) the Workplace Health and Safety
Act.
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Public Sector Employment (Interim
Arrangements) Act
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|
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Schedule 2
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Work Health Act
Section 8(2), (3) and (4).
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Stamp Duty Act
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Schedule 2, item 21
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Superannuation
Regulations
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|
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regulation 4(q)
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established by the Work Health
Act
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continued under the Workplace Health and Safety
Act
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Supreme Court Rules
|
|
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rule 87.01, definition
Act
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Schedule 1, Form 87A
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Territory Insurance office
Act
|
|
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section 5(b)
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Victims of Crime Assistance
Act
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section 18(1)(a) and (b) and (2)
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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section 18(5), definition
worker
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whole definition
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worker, see the Workers
Rehabilitation and Compensation Act.
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sections 26(3)(i) and 32(1)(k)
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Victims of Crime Assistance
Regulations
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regulations 13(1)(a) and 26(a)(i)
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Work Health Regulations
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regulation 1
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Work Health Regulations
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Regulations
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Work Health Court Rules
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rule 1.08(1), definition the
Act
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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rule 2.03(4)
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Part VI of the Act
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Part 6 of the Act
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rule 5.02(1)(a)
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of the Act
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of the Workplace Health and Safety Act or the
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraphs (a), (b)
and (c)
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whole paragraphs
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(a) application for injunction under section 77 of
the Workplace Health and Safety Act
(b) appeal against decision on review under section
88 of the Workplace Health and Safety Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraph (d)
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s. 61(3)
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section 61(3) of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraph (e)
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s. 62(2)
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section 62(2) of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraph (f)
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Part V
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Part 5 of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act
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Part VIA: s. 104
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Part 6A of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act: section 104 of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraph (g)
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s. 126(2)(b)(i)
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section 126(2)(b)(i) of the Workers
Rehabilitation and Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, paragraph (h)
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s. 132(1)
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section 132(1) of the Workers Rehabilitation and
Compensation Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, Notes to Applicant
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of the Act
(all references) |
of the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Schedule, Form 5A, Note 3 to Applicant
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Schedule, Forms 5C and 9A
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of the Act
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of the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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Schedule, Forms 15E and 15F
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Work Health Act
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Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation
Act
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