PART XII ENFORCEMENT — Reciprocal enforcement of orders
80(3)
The designated authority of a reciprocating province or territory may apply to the director for enforcement of an order for the payment of money issued under the labour standards legislation of that province or territory.
80(4)
The application shall be accompanied by a copy of the order, certified as a true copy,
80
(1) In this section, "order" includes a judgment and, in the case of a province or territory of Canada whose labour standards legislation contains a provision substantially similar to subsection 62(4), includes an order for the payment of money owing under that legislation.
80(2)
The provinces or territories of Canada the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may recognize are reciprocating provinces and territories for the purpose of this section and the authorities designated by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council with respect to those provinces and territories are the authorities who may make application under this section.
80(a)
by the court in which the order was filed, if the labour standards legislation of the reciprocating province or territory provides for the filing of the order in a court; or at the instance and in favour of the director; or is entitled to the costs of enforcing the order as if it were an order of the court in which the copy of it was filed; and
80(b)
by the designated authority, if the labour standards legislation of the reciprocating province or territory does not provide for the filing of the order in a court. at the instance and in favour of the designated authority. may recover those costs in the same manner as sums payable under the order may be recovered.
80(5)
The director may file a copy of the order in a court and, upon its filing, the order is enforceable as a judgment or order of the court,
80(6)
The director or the designated authority
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