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[F119F.—(1) If the Court is satisfied that the employer has failed to fulfil a duty mentioned in paragraph 19D(2), and the initial period has not yet ended, the Court may order the employer—N.I.
(a)to take such steps to remedy the failure as the Court considers reasonable and specifies in the order, and
(b)to do so within such period as the Court considers reasonable and specifies in the order;
and in this paragraph a “remedial order” means an order under this sub-paragraph.
(2) If the Court is satisfied that the employer has failed to comply with a remedial order and the initial period has not yet ended, the Court must as soon as reasonably practicable notify the employer and the union (or unions) that it is satisfied that the employer has failed to comply.
(3) A remedial order and a notice under sub-paragraph (2) must draw the recipient's attention to the effect of sub-paragraphs (4) and (5).
(4) Sub-paragraph (5) applies if—
(a)the Court is satisfied that the employer has failed to comply with a remedial order,
(b)the parties have agreed an appropriate bargaining unit or the Court has decided an appropriate bargaining unit,
(c)in the case of an application under paragraph 11(2) or 12(2), the Court, if required to do so, has decided under paragraph 20 that the application is not invalid, and
(d)the initial period has not yet ended.
(5) The Court may issue a declaration that the union is (or unions are) recognised as entitled to conduct collective bargaining on behalf of the workers constituting the bargaining unit.]
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