Industrial Relations (Tribunals) Rules 2011
sec.64GIndustrial tribunal’s decision about objection
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sec.64G Industrial tribunal’s decision about objection
Within 7 days after service of an objection under rule 64E , the party may apply to the industrial tribunal for a decision about the objection. The industrial tribunal may make any order it considers appropriate including, but not limited to, an order— lifting the stay; or varying the notice; or setting aside the notice. Unless the industrial tribunal otherwise orders, each party to an application to decide an objection must bear the party’s own costs of the application. r 64G ins 2014 SL No. 143 s 12 (sec.64G-ssec.1) Within 7 days after service of an objection under rule 64E , the party may apply to the industrial tribunal for a decision about the objection. (sec.64G-ssec.2) The industrial tribunal may make any order it considers appropriate including, but not limited to, an order— lifting the stay; or varying the notice; or setting aside the notice. (sec.64G-ssec.3) Unless the industrial tribunal otherwise orders, each party to an application to decide an objection must bear the party’s own costs of the application.
- (a) lifting the stay; or
- (b) varying the notice; or
- (c) setting aside the notice.