Trade Union registration requires affidavit declarations, rules and resolutions, asset statements for older unions, and Registrar oversight. An application for registration of a Trade Union must be made to the Registrar and include an affidavit declaration, the union's rules and members' ... Summary
Trade Union registration requires affidavit declarations, rules and resolutions, asset statements for older unions, and Registrar oversight.
An application for registration of a Trade Union must be made to the Registrar and include an affidavit declaration, the union's rules and members' resolutions adopting those rules and authorising the application; federations require resolutions from each member union. Unions existing over one year must deliver a prescribed general statement of assets and liabilities with the application. The Registrar may call for further information, refuse registration until information is furnished, and require alteration of a proposed name that is identical or deceptively similar to an existing registered union.
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