The Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969, Sections 22, 34 and 37 voted for the determination of the collective bargaining agent on the basis that the Industrial Relations Ordinance, on the basis of the requirements of Section 22 of the Electoral Union of 1969 The source was not inquired for a 1/3 majority completion. By the relevant authority on the direction of the Labor Court, all workers' statements prepared by the trade union were properly recorded in which the petition for the referendum was held, the names and other details of the workers on their own The statements of each worker mentioned in the statements were recorded separately and the statements of the six hundred workers who were signed by him, who were members of the union, were recorded and said by the authority. That seven of the competing union's permanent number of union workers applied The Labor Appeal Tribunal in an appeal filed under section 37 of this ordinance was rightly rejected by the Labor Court order, submitting a referendum action by a rival union under Article 34 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969. Cannot be interrupted by
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