– CLAUSE 2 – VARIATIONS Clause Samples

– CLAUSE 2 – VARIATIONS. 1.2.1 The parties acknowledge that it may be necessary to vary some aspects of this agreement during its term. 1.2.2 Any such variation must be in writing and signed by the Chief Executive on behalf of the New Zealand Fire Service Commission and the Secretary of the New Zealand Professional Firefighters’ Union on behalf of the majority of members who will be directly affected by the variation. The Union will notify the Fire Service of the ratification procedure in accordance with Section 51 of the Employment Relations Act 2000 prior to signing any variation. PART 1 CLAUSE 3 – INTERPRETATION
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