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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1999 - SECT 106

106—Certain periods of service to be regarded continuous

        (1)         If an employee leaves the service of a council and, within 13 weeks of having done so, enters the service of another council without having commenced other remunerated employment within that intervening period, the periods of service will, for the purpose of calculating present and accruing rights to long service leave and sick leave, be taken to constitute a single continuous period of service.

        (2)         If an employee engaged by a council is entitled to the benefit of subsection (1), that council is entitled to receive from the other council a contribution of an amount calculated in accordance with the regulations.

        (2a)         Payment of the contribution must be made within one month after receipt of a written notice requiring that payment.

        (3)         On default of payment, the amount of a contribution payable under this section may be recovered as a debt.

        (4)         A council must at the request of another council supply that other council with details of the service of an employee or former employee of the council.

        (5)         The amount of a contribution received by a council under this section must be held and applied in accordance with the regulations.

        (6)         The regulations may—

            (a)         extend the operation of this section to other authorities or bodies; and

            (b)         modify the application of this section in relation to such an authority or body (in particular by requiring employment or periods of service outside the local government sector to be disregarded).

        (7)         In this section—

"council" includes a subsidiary constituted under this Act.



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