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Section 193 - Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002 - Who can be a mediator — Zoe

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193 Who can be a mediator (1) A person can be a mediator if the person is— (a) an accredited mediator; and (b) appointed by a tribunal as a mediator. accredited mediator means a person who is entered as a mediator in the register of nationally accredited mediators maintained by the Mediator Standards Board. Mediator Standards Board means the incorporated body registered under the Corporations Act as the Mediator Standards Board Limited (ACN 145 829 812).

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