21 Information required by ACAS for ballots and ascertaining union membership
Employment Relations Act 2004 (2004 c 24) | Legislation

21  Information required by ACAS for ballots and ascertaining union membership

After section 210 of the 1992 Act insert—

“210A Information required by ACAS for purposes of settling recognition disputes

(1)     This section applies where ACAS is exercising its functions under section 210 with a view to bringing about a settlement of a recognition dispute.

(2)     The parties to the recognition dispute may jointly request ACAS or a person nominated by ACAS to do either or both of the following—

(a)     hold a ballot of the workers involved in the dispute;

(b)     ascertain the union membership of the workers involved in the dispute.

(3)     In the following provisions

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