Railway Employment (Prevention of Accidents) Act 1900
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18 Provision against double notices, double inspections, &c.
Nothing in this Act shall require notice of accidents to be given in cases where such a notice is required to be given under any Act relating to factories or mines, or authorise any inspection, inquiry, or investigation to be made where an inspection, inquiry, or investigation may be made with respect to the same matter for the same purpose under any other Act by, or by any officer of, a Government Department.
18 Provision against double notices, double inspections, &c.
Nothing in this Act shall require notice of accidents to be given in cases where such a notice is required to be given under any Act relating to factories or mines, or authorise any inspection, inquiry, or investigation to be made where an inspection, inquiry, or investigation may be made with respect to the same matter for the same purpose under any other Act by, or by any officer of, a Government Department.
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