Section 26: Duty to make records available for inspection
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26. Duty to make records available for inspection
(1) Every trade union shall make available for inspection by the Registrar
for a period of at least 3 years of—
(a) the last date to which they relate, all books, statements of accounts, auditors’ reports, register of members and records of
money paid by members to the trade union;
(b) the dates on which they have been drawn up, all minutes of
meetings, including branch meetings, vouchers, receipts, correspondence and other documents relating to the affairs of the
trade union.
(2) A trade union shall allow any member, whether accompanied by an
accountant or not, to—
(a) inspect the books and accounts of the trade union and the register of its members on his giving reasonable notice to the trade
union; and
(b) take copies or extracts from those records.
(3) Any inspection under this section shall be made at a reasonable time
and at the place where the records are normally kept, unless the parties
agree otherwise.
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Revised Laws of Mauritius
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Questions this section answers
- Can I, as a trade union member, inspect the union's books and accounts?