Division 4 Service under particular Acts

10.28   Service under the Confiscation of Proceeds of Crime Act 1989

In any proceedings in which notice under the Confiscation of Proceeds of Crime Act 1989 is required to be given in accordance with rules of court, the notice is to be given by filing it, and serving it on:

(a)  all active parties, and

(b)  all other persons to whom it is required by that Act to be given,

as soon as practicable after it has been filed.

10.29   Service under the Industrial Relations Act 1996

In any proceedings under the Industrial Relations Act 1996 in which a document is required to be served on an industrial organisation within the meaning of that Act, service of the document must be effected:

(a)  by serving it personally on the organisation’s secretary or principal officer, or

(b)  by leaving it at the organisation’s registered office with a person who is apparently employed by the organisation, or

(c)  by sending it by post, addressed to the organisation’s secretary or principal officer:

(i)  to the organisation’s address for service in the proceedings, or

(ii)  if it has no address for service in the proceedings, to the organisation’s registered office.