Compounding of first offence notice sets payment deadline and warns of prosecution for non-compliance. A prescribed notice informs an employer or other person alleged to have committed a first offence that compounding proceedings have been initiated, setting out the offender's details, particulars of the offence, the relevant section of the code, and the compounding amount. The recipient is directed to deposit the amount within fifteen days and submit the accompanying application in the prescribed form. Failure to do so results in no further opportunity and may lead to prosecution for the alleged violation.
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Compounding of first offence notice sets payment deadline and warns of prosecution for non-compliance.
A prescribed notice informs an employer or other person alleged to have committed a first offence that compounding proceedings have been initiated, setting out the offender's details, particulars of the offence, the relevant section of the code, and the compounding amount. The recipient is directed to deposit the amount within fifteen days and submit the accompanying application in the prescribed form. Failure to do so results in no further opportunity and may lead to prosecution for the alleged violation.
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