Industrial Relations (Tribunals) Rules 2011
sec.114Failure to attend or to comply with directions order
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sec.114 Failure to attend or to comply with directions order
This rule applies if— a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate stating a time, date and place for a hearing or conference for the proceeding; and the party fails to attend at the hearing or conference. This rule also applies if— a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate; and the party fails to comply with the order. A magistrate may— dismiss the proceeding; or make a further directions order; or make another order dealing with the proceeding that the magistrate considers appropriate, including, for example, a final order; or make orders under paragraphs (b) and (c) . (sec.114-ssec.1) This rule applies if— a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate stating a time, date and place for a hearing or conference for the proceeding; and the party fails to attend at the hearing or conference. (sec.114-ssec.2) This rule also applies if— a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate; and the party fails to comply with the order. (sec.114-ssec.3) A magistrate may— dismiss the proceeding; or make a further directions order; or make another order dealing with the proceeding that the magistrate considers appropriate, including, for example, a final order; or make orders under paragraphs (b) and (c) .
- (a) a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate stating a time, date and place for a hearing or conference for the proceeding; and
- (b) the party fails to attend at the hearing or conference.
- (a) a party to a proceeding receives notice of a directions order made by a magistrate; and
- (b) the party fails to comply with the order.
- (a) dismiss the proceeding; or
- (b) make a further directions order; or
- (c) make another order dealing with the proceeding that the magistrate considers appropriate, including, for example, a final order; or
- (d) make orders under paragraphs (b) and (c) .