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AI summary
The Department of Employment and Labour published a notice of intention to cancel the registration of the Health Workers Liberation Movement (HELIMO). The notice says the Registrar of Labour Relations relied on section 106(2B) and gave reasons including alleged non-compliance with sections 98, 99 and 100, and that the organisation ceased to function in terms of its constitution.
This may be relevant to trade unions and interested parties that may wish to make written representations on the proposed cancellation.
Evidence from source
The organisation failed to comply with the provisions of section 98, 99 and 100 of the Act, and • The organisation ceased to function in terms of its constitution
Supports: plain_summary: the stated reasons for the proposed cancellation.
The organisation and all interested parties are hereby invited to make written representations as to why the registration should not be cancelled.
Supports: why_it_may_matter: the notice invites written representations.