Family Law Regulations 1984
67PMaking an award
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67P Making an award
(1) At the end of an arbitration, the arbitrator must make an award. (2) The award must include a concise statement setting out: (a) the arbitrator’s reasons for making the award; and (b) the arbitrator’s findings of fact in the matter, referring to the evidence on which the findings are based. (3) The award must: (a) be mechanically or electronically printed; and (b) be contained in a single document. (4) The arbitrator must: (a) give a copy of the award to each party to the award; and (b) if the award was made in an arbitration under section 13E of the Act—inform the court that ordered the arbitration that: (i) the arbitration has ended; and (ii) an award has been made in relation to all, or part, of the proceeding to which the arbitration relates.