Family Responsibilities Commission Act 2008
sec.64Adjournment of conference
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sec.64 Adjournment of conference
In considering whether to adjourn a conference, the commission must take into account the impact that the adjournment may have on the commission’s ability to deal in a timely way with the issues raised in the agency notice to which it relates. However, if the commission is constituted under section 50A for a conference, it must adjourn the conference to obtain the commissioner’s endorsement if it proposes to make an income management decision. If the commission adjourns a conference, it must— give reasons for the adjournment; and state any matters it requires a party to the conference to address during the adjournment. s 64 amd 2010 No. 42 s 56 ; 2013 No. 48 s 2C (sec.64-ssec.1) In considering whether to adjourn a conference, the commission must take into account the impact that the adjournment may have on the commission’s ability to deal in a timely way with the issues raised in the agency notice to which it relates. (sec.64-ssec.2) However, if the commission is constituted under section 50A for a conference, it must adjourn the conference to obtain the commissioner’s endorsement if it proposes to make an income management decision. (sec.64-ssec.3) If the commission adjourns a conference, it must— give reasons for the adjournment; and state any matters it requires a party to the conference to address during the adjournment.
- (a) give reasons for the adjournment; and
- (b) state any matters it requires a party to the conference to address during the adjournment.