sec.542Reserved decisions

### sec.542 Reserved decisions The court or commission may reserve its decision in proceedings. If a decision is reserved— it may be pronounced at— a continuation or resumption of the court or commission; or a subsequent sitting of the court or commission; or the court or commission may give its written decision, signed by the person or each of the persons constituting the court or commission, to the registrar. The registrar must file a written decision in the registry and give a copy of it to each of the parties to the industrial cause. A written decision has effect when the decision is filed as if it had been pronounced by the court or commission. (sec.542-ssec.1) The court or commission may reserve its decision in proceedings. (sec.542-ssec.2) If a decision is reserved— it may be pronounced at— a continuation or resumption of the court or commission; or a subsequent sitting of the court or commission; or the court or commission may give its written decision, signed by the person or each of the persons constituting the court or commission, to the registrar. (sec.542-ssec.3) The registrar must file a written decision in the registry and give a copy of it to each of the parties to the industrial cause. (sec.542-ssec.4) A written decision has effect when the decision is filed as if it had been pronounced by the court or commission. - (a) it may be pronounced at— (i) a continuation or resumption of the court or commission; or (ii) a subsequent sitting of the court or commission; or - (i) a continuation or resumption of the court or commission; or - (ii) a subsequent sitting of the court or commission; or - (b) the court or commission may give its written decision, signed by the person or each of the persons constituting the court or commission, to the registrar. - (i) a continuation or resumption of the court or commission; or - (ii) a subsequent sitting of the court or commission; or