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Chapter IX: Statutory Provisions

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Sec. 142.

Statutory provisions of a borough or wider communal union shall be binding in regard to all those industrial matters with which the law empowers them to deal. After they have been considered by the directors of industry and the workers concerned, the statutory provisions must receive the assent of the higher court of administration, and shall then be published in some form prescribed by the parish or wider communal union, or in the usual form.

The Central Court shall be empowered to annul statutory provisions which are contrary to law or to the statutory provisions of a wider communal union.

_Article V._

Sub-section 2 of Sec. 93_a_ (2_b_) shall contain the following clause:

_b._ The supervision by the union of the observation of the
provisions laid down in Sec.Sec. 41_a_, 105_a_ to 105_g_, 120 to 120_e_,
126, 127.

_Article VI._

The penal provisions of Chapter X. of the Industrial Code shall be altered as follows:

1. Section 146, (1) 1, 2, and 3, shall contain the following clauses:

1. Directors of industry, acting in contravention of Sec. 115;

2. Directors of industry, acting in contravention of Sec.Sec. 135, 136,
137, or of orders issued on the grounds of Sec.Sec. 139 to 139_a_;

3. Directors of industry, acting in contravention of Sec.Sec. 111 (3) and
113 (3);

2. The following sub-section shall be added to Sec. 146:

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