45 Offences
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

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(1)     If a trade union refuses or wilfully neglects to perform a duty imposed on it by or under any of the provisions of—

section 27 (duty to supply copy of rules),

sections 28 to 30 (accounting records),

[section 32 (but not sections 32ZA and 32ZB) and sections 32A] to 37 (annual return, [statement for members,] accounts and audit), or

sections 38 to 42 (members' superannuation schemes),

it commits an offence.

(2)     The offence shall be deemed to have been also committed by—

(a)     every officer of the trade union who is bound by the rules of the union to discharge on its behalf the duty breach of which constitutes the offence, or

(b)     if there

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