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ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY ACT 1989 - SECT 36
Directions by Council to employers and operators of premises
36 Directions by Council to employers and operators of premises
(1) The Council may, by written notice served on an
entertainment industry employer, issue a direction to the employer concerning
any matter relating to the employment of performers by that employer,
including a direction as to the employer’s obligations under any award,
industrial agreement or entertainment industry contract to a performer or an
entertainment industry representative.
(2) The Council may, by written notice
served on the operator of any premises at which a performer is employed to
give a performance, issue a direction to the operator concerning any matter
relating to the employment of performers at the premises.
(3) An
entertainment industry employer or an operator is only required to comply with
any such direction to the extent that it is within the employer’s or
operator’s capacity to comply with the direction.
(4) An
entertainment industry employer or an operator who is served with a notice
under this section is entitled, within 7 days of receiving the notice or
within such further time as the Council may allow, to show cause to the
Council why the employer or operator should not comply with the direction
concerned.
(5) If: (a) the entertainment industry employer or operator fails
to show cause within that 7 days, or
(b) the entertainment industry employer
or operator shows cause but the Council confirms the direction (with or
without any variation),
the employer or operator is, subject to Part 5
(Reviews by Administrative Decisions Tribunal), required to comply with the
direction.
(6) An entertainment industry employer or an operator who, without
reasonable excuse, fails to comply with a direction is guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units.
(7) In this section:
"operator", in relation to premises, means a person (not being an
entertainment industry employer or the owner or lessor of the premises) who is
in charge of the day to day operation or management of the premises.
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