South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts127—Orders to secure compliance with rules etc
(1) SAET (constituted
as the South Australian Employment Court) may, on the application of a member
of an association registered under this Part or a person who has been expelled
from membership of such an association, order the association or specified
officers of the association—
(a) to
carry out an obligation imposed by the rules of the association;
(b) to
make good any contravention of, or failure to comply with, the rules of the
association;
(c) to
carry out consequential or related directions SAET thinks necessary or
desirable in the circumstance.
(2) An association or
other person who fails to comply with an order of SAET under this section is
guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: $1 250.
(3) SAET (constituted
as the South Australian Employment Court) may, on application by a member of
an association registered under this Part or a person who has applied for
membership of such an association, declare a rule of the association to be
invalid on the ground that the rule is inconsistent with this Act.
(4) SAET may adjourn
proceedings on an application under subsection (3) for a period, and on
terms and conditions, SAET considers appropriate, to give the association an
opportunity to alter its rules.