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or in respect of which he would, but for a suspension of his entitlement to attendance money, have become entitled to attendance money;
            (c) a day that—
                (i) was a public holiday for the purposes of an award of the Commission applicable to the person;
                (ii) was, or preceded or succeeded by not more than seven days a day that was, a port operating day in relation to the port at which the person was registered; and
                (iii) was, in the case of a day before the first day of January, One thousand nine hundred and sixty-six, a day that was a qualifying day in relation to the person for the purposes of section forty-five c of the Stevedoring Industry Act 1956–1965;
            (d) a day on which the person was on—
                (i) annual leave;
                (ii) long service leave under this Act, not being long service leave to which he became entitled under sub-section (3.) of section forty-five d of the Stevedoring Industry Act 1956–1961 or that Act as amended and in force at any time before the commencement of the Stevedoring Industry Act 1966; or
                (iii) long service leave under a long service leave scheme for employees;
            (e) a day—
                (i) on which the person was on sick leave with pay;
                (ii) on which, after the commencement of the Stevedoring Industry Act 1962, the person was on sick leave that was granted by the Authority and was certified by a medical practitioner as being necessary on account of an illness or injury; or
                (iii) on which the person was incapacitated by reason of an injury or illness in respect of which he was paid compensation under a law of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory of the

                Commonwealth relating to the payment of compensation to employees by virtue of the application of that law in relation to his employment as a waterside worker,
              being—
                (iv) in the case of a day before the first day of January, One thousand nine hundred and sixty-six—a day that was a qualifying day in relation to the person for the purposes of section forty-five c of the Stevedoring Industry Act 1956–1965; or
                (v) in the case of a day after the thirty-first day of December, One thousand nine hundred and sixty-five—a day that was a port operating day in relation to the port at which the person was registered and, if the person was on that day a registered irregular waterside worker, is certified by the Authority in writing to be a day on which he could reasonably have been expected to be called upon to work, or to attend for employment, as a waterside worker;
            (ƒ) a day after the thirty-first