Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) A secret ballot under this Part must be conducted in a manner determined by the Registrar.
(1A) The Registrar, at the request of all relevant persons, may waive the necessity to hold a secret ballot under section 61D(2) if
(a) the number of employees involved is 5 or less; and
(b) all the employees attend the hearing to approve the agreement.
(2) If, within 14 days after a ballot has been held, the Registrar receives a written complaint from any person entitled to vote in the ballot alleging specified irregularities in the conduct of the ballot and requesting that a further secret ballot be conducted by an independent person, and the Registrar is satisfied that such irregularities exist, the Registrar may arrange for the conduct of a further secret ballot.
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(4) The Registrar must not register an enterprise agreement
(a) within 14 days after the holding of a secret ballot (or a further secret ballot) under this Part; or
(b) if a written complaint has been received under this section, until the complaint is resolved to the Registrar's satisfaction.