Farm Business Debt Mediation Act 2017
sec.76Register of mediators
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sec.76 Register of mediators
The authority must keep a register of mediators. The register must contain the following particulars for each mediator— the mediator’s name and contact details; a summary of the mediator’s qualifications and experience; the term of the mediator’s accreditation; if the mediator is accredited under a corresponding law—the State in which the mediator is accredited; if the mediator’s accreditation is suspended or cancelled under this Act or a corresponding law—details of the suspension or cancellation. The register may be kept in the form, including electronic form, the authority considers appropriate. The authority may publish information from the register on the authority’s website. (sec.76-ssec.1) The authority must keep a register of mediators. (sec.76-ssec.2) The register must contain the following particulars for each mediator— the mediator’s name and contact details; a summary of the mediator’s qualifications and experience; the term of the mediator’s accreditation; if the mediator is accredited under a corresponding law—the State in which the mediator is accredited; if the mediator’s accreditation is suspended or cancelled under this Act or a corresponding law—details of the suspension or cancellation. (sec.76-ssec.3) The register may be kept in the form, including electronic form, the authority considers appropriate. (sec.76-ssec.4) The authority may publish information from the register on the authority’s website.
- (a) the mediator’s name and contact details;
- (b) a summary of the mediator’s qualifications and experience;
- (c) the term of the mediator’s accreditation;
- (d) if the mediator is accredited under a corresponding law—the State in which the mediator is accredited;
- (e) if the mediator’s accreditation is suspended or cancelled under this Act or a corresponding law—details of the suspension or cancellation.