Industrial Relations (Tribunals) Rules 2011
sec.123UHearing of relevant claims not referred to or resolved at conciliation
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sec.123U Hearing of relevant claims not referred to or resolved at conciliation
This rule applies in relation to a relevant claim in an Industrial Magistrates Court if— the registrar decides not to refer the relevant claim to conciliation; or the conciliation process is finished other than because the parties agree on a resolution of all of the relevant claim. The registrar must— notify the Industrial Magistrates Court of the matter mentioned in subrule (1) (a) or (b) for the relevant claim; and refer the relevant claim or, if subrule (1) (b) applies, the unresolved part of the relevant claim for hearing by the Industrial Magistrates Court. r 123U ins 2021 SL No. 10 s 38 (sec.123U-ssec.1) This rule applies in relation to a relevant claim in an Industrial Magistrates Court if— the registrar decides not to refer the relevant claim to conciliation; or the conciliation process is finished other than because the parties agree on a resolution of all of the relevant claim. (sec.123U-ssec.2) The registrar must— notify the Industrial Magistrates Court of the matter mentioned in subrule (1) (a) or (b) for the relevant claim; and refer the relevant claim or, if subrule (1) (b) applies, the unresolved part of the relevant claim for hearing by the Industrial Magistrates Court.
- (a) the registrar decides not to refer the relevant claim to conciliation; or
- (b) the conciliation process is finished other than because the parties agree on a resolution of all of the relevant claim.
- (a) notify the Industrial Magistrates Court of the matter mentioned in subrule (1) (a) or (b) for the relevant claim; and
- (b) refer the relevant claim or, if subrule (1) (b) applies, the unresolved part of the relevant claim for hearing by the Industrial Magistrates Court.