Industrial Relations Act (04/09)

Parliament of eAustralia

Definitions: The following definitions defined below relate to this Act specifically:
1. RRP: Recommended Retail Price – The Recommended Sale Price of Goods;
2. RWI: Recommended Wage Index – The Recommended Wages Paid to Employees in
Companies by Q Level;
3. Q Level: Quality Level of a Businesses Products – for example, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 or Q5.
4. GFC: Government Funded Company/s

Purpose: The Industrial Relations Act outlines Industrial Relations issues and proposals that the
eAustralian Parliament ratify relating directly to Industrial Relations Issues within the Country.

This Act, if enacted, will become the governing Law and authority for the Department of
Industry and its Ministers relating to Industrial Relations with eAustralia.

Current Industrial Relations Policies:

Part 1. - RRP / RWI Table
1) The RRP/RWI Table to presented before the Parliament and a request made for the
Government to adopt and accept it (see image below).

2) The RRP/RWI was voted and accepted by the Government, making it official. This ratification
also means that the Government will adopt the RRP / RWI Table contents for its own GFCs
owned by the Government.

Responsibility:
Part 1. - RRP / RWI Table
1) Responsibility for ensuring that the RRP/RWI Table is kept up to date will fall on the
Department of Industry and its Ministers, and corny-ratbag.
2) Responsibility for ensuring that the RRP/RWI Table contents is applied to GFCs and other
companies owned by the eAustralian Government will fall to the Department of Industry and its
Ministers.

References:
Part I. - RRP / RWI Table
Proposal Discussion: [Proposal] RRP Chart
Proposal Vote: [Vote] RRP / RRW Chart - PASSED
Proposed by: corny-ratbag on: Mon Mar 30, 2009 @ 12:29 pm
Amendments: N/A at Present

Proposed Bill: [Bill] Industrial Relations Bill – 04/09

Proposed By: Senator Xavier Griffith
Act Passed into Law by Vote of the Senate: Thu Apr 16, 2009 @ 4:46 pm
Signed by Speaker and Deputy Speaker: Xavier Griffith & Aiden Mason (April 09)