(1) In military establishments employing civilian labour, the powers and responsibilities of inspectors concerning the monitoring of the application of labour laws and regulations may be conferred upon officials or officers specially appointed for that purpose whenever the interests of national defence preclude the admittance of personnel not belonging the the establishments concerned.
(2) Such appointments shall be made by the President of the Republic on the joint proposal of the minister in charge of defence and the minister in charge of labour.
(3) In any case, persons exercising such monitoring functions shall immediately inform the local labour inspector of any action taken by them.
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In force from 14-08-1992
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