This Section explains how offences apply to unincorporated associations.
	Subsection (1) provides that an unincorporated association is to be treated as a legal person for the purposes of this Part in a case falling within subsection (2).
	Subsection (2) provides that cases fall within scope of this provision when they relate to labour market offences (as defined in Section 151) for which it is possible to bring proceedings against unincorporated associations in the name of the association.
	Subsection (3) explains that offences allegedly committed by an unincorporated association may be brought against the association in the name of the association.
	Subsection (4) applies certain elements of criminal procedure, including the rules of court relating to the service of documents, to an unincorporated association as if it were a body corporate.
	Subsection (5) requires fines imposed on an association following its conviction of a labour market offence to be paid out of the funds of the association.
	Subsection (6) provides that where an unincorporated association corporate commits an offence, an officer is also guilty if proved that the offence was committed with that officer’s consent or connivance or because of the officer’s neglect. The officer is liable to prosecution and punishment.
	Subsection (7) defines "officer" in relation to an association for the purposes of this Section.
Part 5: Enforcement of Labour Market Legislation Supplementary Section 146: Application of this Part to unincorporated associations