Conditions of Employment Act, 1936

Exclusion regulations.

29.—(1) The Minister may by order make regulations (in this Act referred to as exclusion regulations) declaring any specified form of industrial work to be excluded industrial work for the purpose of all or any of the sections of this Part of this Act.

(2) The Minister shall not make any regulations declaring any form of industrial work to be excluded industrial work for the purpose of any section of this Part of this Act which relates to the hours, the days of the week, or the days of the year during or on which an employer may permit a worker to do such industrial work unless he has first consulted with representatives of employers interested in such form of industrial work and with representatives of workers so interested.

(3) Whenever regulations made under this section are for the time being in force any form of industrial work to which such regulations relate shall, for the purpose of the sections of this Part of this Act in respect of which such form of industrial work is declared by such regulations to be excluded industrial work, be excluded industrial work in accordance with the terms of such regulations.