[172A Publication requirements in relation to facility time]
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

[172A  Publication requirements in relation to facility time]

[(1)     A Minister of the Crown may by regulations made by statutory instrument require relevant public sector employers to publish any information within subsection (3).

(2)     An employer is a relevant public sector employer if the employer—

(a)     is a public authority specified, or of a description specified, in the regulations, and

(b)     has at least one employee who is a relevant union official.

[(2A)     But regulations under subsection (1) may not specify—

(a)     a devolved Welsh authority, or

(b)     a description of public authority that applies to a devolved Welsh authority.]

(3)     The information that is within this subsection is information relating to facility time for relevant union officials including, in particular—

(a)     how many of an employer's employees are relevant union officials, or relevant union officials within specified categories;

(b)     the total

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