Trade Union Act 2016
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21 Rights of appeal not limited to questions of law
In each of the following provisions of the 1992 Act, for “on any question of law arising” substitute “ on any question arising ” (a) section 45D (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 24B, 24C, 25, 31, 32ZC or 45C); (b) section 56A (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 55); (c) section 95 (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under Chapter 6 of Part 1); (d) section 104 (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 103); (e) section 108C (appeals from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under Chapter 7A of Part 1).
21 Rights of appeal not limited to questions of law
In each of the following provisions of the 1992 Act, for “on any question of law arising” substitute “ on any question arising ” (a) section 45D (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 24B, 24C, 25, 31, 32ZC or 45C); (b) section 56A (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 55); (c) section 95 (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under Chapter 6 of Part 1); (d) section 104 (appeal from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under section 103); (e) section 108C (appeals from Certification Officer on question arising in proceedings etc under Chapter 7A of Part 1).
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