Industrial Relations Act 1960 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Industrial Arbitration Courts
12. Continuation of hearing
Feedback & supportWhere a Court has been constituted in relation to a trade dispute or matter and before the trade dispute or matter has been determined the president or a member constituting the Court has become unable to hear or to continue to hear or to determine the trade dispute or matter or has ceased to be the president or a member, as the case may be, whether by death or otherwise, the Court shall be reconstituted in accordance with section 11.
Court
“Court” means an Industrial Arbitration Court established under section 3;
The Court as reconstituted shall hear and determine the trade dispute or matter or so much of the trade dispute or matter as has not been determined and in so hearing may have regard to the evidence given, the arguments adduced and any interim award made during the previous hearing.
trade dispute
“trade dispute” means a dispute (including a threatened, impending or probable dispute) as to industrial matters;
For the purpose of this section, a member who has withdrawn from the hearing of a trade dispute or matter shall be deemed to have become unable to hear or to continue to hear the trade dispute or matter.