What is a State award?
(1) A State award is an instrument in relation to which the following conditions are satisfied: (a) the instrument regulates terms and conditions of employment; (b) the instrument was made under a State industrial law by a State industrial body; (c) the instrument is referred to in that law as an award. (2) However, the regulations may provide that an instrument of a specified kind: (a) is a State award; or (b) is not a State award.
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