No. Public Utility Undertakings and Public Health Services Arbitration. 1951.

 award or as from such date as may be specified therein not being
 earlier than the date on which the dispute to which the agreement,
 decision or award relates first arose, it shall be an implied term of
 the contract between the employers and workers to whom the
 agreement, decision or award relates that the rate of wages to be
 paid and the conditions of employment to be observed under the
 contract shall be in accordance with such agreement, decision or
 award until varied by a subsequent agreement, decision or award.


References to
Tribunal for
Ad'vie.

Award to be
made without
delay and may
be retrospective.





Interpretation
of award


Prohibition of
Lock-outs
and Strikes.






Penalty for
Premature
Strike or
Look-out.


 11. The Governor may refer to the Tribunal for advice any
matter relating to or arising out of a trade dispute or trade
disputes which, in his opinion, ought to be so referred.

 12. (1) The Tribunal shall make its award or furnish its
advice as the case may be without delay and where practicable
within days from the date of reference.
 (2) An award on any matter referred to the Tribunal for
settlement may be made retrospective to such date not being
earlier than the date on which the dispute or question to which
the award relates first arose. The decision of the Tribunal as to
such date shall be conclusive.

 13. If any question arises as to the interpretation of any
award of the Tribunal the Governor or any party to the award
may apply for a decision on such question and the Tribunal shall
decide the matter after hearing the parties, or without such
hearing provided the consent of the parties has first been
obtained. The decision of the Tribunal shall be notified to the
parties and shall be binding in the same manner as the decision
in an original award.


 PART II.

 LOCK-OUTS AND STRIKES.

 14. An employer shall not declare or take part in a lock-out
and a worker shall not take part in a strike in connection with
any trade dispute to which this Ordinance applies unless the
dispute has been reported to the Governor in accordance with
the provisions of Part I of this Ordinance and
days have elapsed since the date of the report and the dispute
has not during that time been referred by the Governor for
settlement in accordance with the provisions of that Part.

 15. Any contravention of the provisions of Section 14 of this
Ordinance shall be punishable by three months' imprisonment or
by a fine of one hundred dollars or by both these penalties:
Provided that no prosecution for such a contravention shall be
instituted save by or with the consent of the Crown Attorney.