2022-02-08 - S&O Agenda - Item 1 - ATTACHMENT 2 - 2021 DELEGATIONS OF AUTHORITY ANNUAL REVIEW REPORT UPDATED

DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED                                                        LEGISLATION

Power, as the employer, when asked by the registrar to inspect, or for electronic     346(2)
access to, the time and wages record, to comply with the request.
Power, as the employer, when directed by the registrar, to give the employee          346(4)
register or index to a stated person, at a stated reasonable time and place.
Power, as the employer, to agree to an employee inspecting the time and wages Section 347
record for that employee’s particulars, as permitted by section 347(2)(a) and (b),
and to give the particulars to the employee in writing.
Power, as the employer, to agree to an employee inspecting the time and wages Section 347(2)
record:-
   (a) more than once in any 12-month period; or
   (b) outside the employer’s business hours; or
   (c) during the employee’s working time.
Power, as the employer, to require an authorised officer to produce the officer’s     Section 348(2)
authorisation.
Power, as the employer, where an authorised officer fails to produce the officer’s    Section 348(5)
authorisation, to treat the office as a trespasser.
Power, as the employer, when asked by the authorised officer for an item in           Section 350
section 350(1), to comply with the request and to refuse to comply if the
circumstances of section 350(3) or 350(5) exist.
Power, as the employer, keep an authorisation given under this section at, or in      Section 354B
a place where it can be accessed from, a workplace of the employer in
Queensland.
Power, as the employer in the circumstances set out in subsection 354C(1), to         Section
give the information referred to in subsection 354C(2).                               354C(2)
Power, as an employer who has given information to the registered employee Section
organisation under subsection 354C(2)(a), to notify the employee.          354C(5)
Power, as the employer, to keep an accurate written account of the amounts            Section 359(4)
received from the prime contractor, and of the way the amounts have been
disbursed or disposed of.
Power, as the employer, to produce the account for inspection to an employee in       Sections 359(5)
the circumstances set out in subsection (a) to (c) and allow the employee to make     and (6)
a copy of the account.
Power, as a prime contractor served with an attachment notice, to keep from the       Section 361(2)
amounts payable, or to become payable, by the prime contractor to the employer
for the contracted work, an amount sufficient to satisfy:-
     (a) the claim for wages stated in the notice; and
     (b) all further claims for wages stated in notices of attachment served on the
         prime contractor within 7 days after the service of the first notice.
Power, as a prime contractor served with an attachment notice, to pay the amount      Section 361(4)
to which the notice relates to a clerk of the Magistrates Court.




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