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97 Pending legal proceedings do not prevent exercise of certain functions

The Commission, the Commissioner, the Registrar and a conciliator are not prevented from exercising any function concerning a matter merely because legal proceedings relating to the matter have been commenced.

s 97: Am 2004 No 98, Sch 2 [14].

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