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PUBUC H&ALTU LAWS notifies the employer within 90 days from the time the employee discovert that he is disabled.3' While the claim oi an employee may be barred by the (allure to give notice as specified in Urn act, this (allure has been construed not to bar the claim o( the employee's family. The right oi the family under the Occupational Disease act is independent and nut derivative. This construolon Is the same as that given to the comparable notice provisions In the Workmen's Compensation Act. The employee Is barred of his right to compensation unless within one year after the disability begins the parties have agreed upon the compensation payable or unless one ol the parties tuts filed a claim petition before the Workmen's Compensation Board. This one year time limitation b alio applicable to death resulting from occupa tional disease.9 The administration ol the act Is the (unction of the Workmen's Compensation Board, the Workmen's Compensation Referees, and the Workmen's Compensation Bureau In the Department of Labor and Industry. The Workmen's Compensation Board Is a quasijudicial, administrative body, which was created under the authority granted by the Workmen's Compensation Act ol 1915. The Board heart and determines petitions and appeals from the decisions ol the referees In contested workmen's compensation eases. The Board consists of three members appointed by the Governor. The Secre tary of Labor and Industry b an e officio member who does not participate in the cases presented to the Board for its decision. Cases err presented initially to a referee. Claimants may appeal a decision ot the referee to the Workmen's Compensation Board. Petitions, other than claim petitions, are heard by one or more mem bers of the Board, or assigned to the referee far n hearing.'* AouiMisnamm Rln.cs and Regulations Many administrative rules and regulations have been promulgated by the Department oi Labor and Industry to Implement the several Industrial hralth statutes which the Department enforces." A * u. u I in. n ps. i kii. So rrany >. sr. * s. Cod c. tes p* Sorer. MV, A. Id 104 Iran, and Pdral v. BotwM-WHto Cod otdmj Co, STS Pi. Surer, JOS, M A. Id IS) I1VSJ). u mtoUtat no tan Ibi idAMy-dir UmtHltaa begbu | nto Ira tin* tbet aapMi detailely town tbit be It dtobfcd. ** Id. el II*. P& | MIL * M. tl || U to 4J4. 7? fS. H IMU l* ISM. w >9SO eone tUty "nifty nsvUiioa* tod been pretaalfelvd by tbe D*-