South Australian Legislation
South Australia Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Bill 2024 A Bill For An Act to amend the Fair Work Act 1994, the Public Holidays Act 2023 and the Work Health and Safety Act 2012.
Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 2 Commencement Part 2—Amendment of Fair Work Act 1994 3 Amendment of section 4—Interpretation 4 Amendment of section 92—Retrospectivity 5 Amendment of section 100—Adoption of principles affecting determination of remuneration and working conditions Part 3—Amendment of Public Holidays Act 2023 6 Amendment of section 3—Days fixed as public holidays 7 Amendment of section 4—Part‑day public holidays Part 4—Amendment of Work Health and Safety Act 2012 8 Amendment of section 117—Entry to inquire into suspected contraventions 9 Amendment of section 277—Reviews
The Parliament of South Australia enacts as follows: Part 1—Preliminary 1—Short title This Act may be cited as the Statutes Amendment (Industrial Relations Portfolio) Act 2024. 2—Commencement This Act comes into operation on a day to be fixed by proclamation.
Part 2—Amendment of Fair Work Act 1994 3—Amendment of section 4—Interpretation Section 4(1), definition of Fair Work Australia—delete the definition and substitute: Fair Work Commission means the Fair Work Commission established under the Commonwealth Act (or an industrial authority that takes the place of the Fair Work Commission under Commonwealth law); 4—Amendment of section 92—Retrospectivity Section 92(2)(c)—delete "Fair Work Australia" and substitute: the Fair Work Commission 5—Amendment of section 100—Adoption of principles affecting determination of remuneration and working conditions Section 100(1)—delete "Fair Work Australia" and substitute: the Fair Work Commission
Part 3—Amendment of Public Holidays Act 2023 6—Amendment of section 3—Days fixed as public holidays (1) Section 3(1)(a)—after "1 January" insert: (New Year's Day) (2) Section 3(1)(b)—after "26 January" insert: (Australia Day) (3) Section 3(1)(c)—after "March" insert: (Adelaide Cup Day) (4) Section 3(1)(d) to (g)—delete paragraphs (d) to (g) (inclusive) and substitute: (d) the Friday publicly observed as Good Friday (Good Friday); (e) the day after Good Friday (Easter Saturday); (f) the Sunday following Good Friday (Easter Sunday); (g) the Monday following Good Friday (Easter Monday); (5) Section 3(1)(h)—after "25 April" insert: (Anzac Day) (6) Section 3(1)(i)—after "June" insert: (the Sovereign's Birthday) (7) Section 3(1)(j)—after "October" insert: (Labour Day) (8) Section 3(1)(k)—after "25 December" insert: (Christmas Day) (9) Section 3(1)(l)—after "26 December" insert: (Proclamation Day holiday) (10) Section 3(2)—delete "25 December or 1 January" and substitute: Christmas Day or New Year's Day (11) Section 3(3)—delete "26 December" and substitute: Proclamation Day holiday (12) Section 3(4)—delete "26 January" and substitute: Australia Day 7—Amendment of section 4—Part‑day public holidays (1) Section 4(a)—after "24 December" insert: (Christmas Eve) (2) Section 4(b)—after "31 December" insert: (New Year's Eve)
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