sec.42EFunctions of conciliator

### sec.42E Functions of conciliator The functions of a conciliator include each of the following— encouraging the settlement of a dispute by arranging, and helping to conduct, negotiations between the parties; promoting the open exchange by the parties of information relevant to the dispute; giving the parties information about the operation of this Act and other laws relevant to the settlement of the dispute; Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 informing the parties about the conciliator’s assessment of the merits of the employment claim and the possible consequences if the claim is heard by a Magistrates Court, including the orders that may be made by the court; helping in the settlement of the dispute in any other appropriate way. s 42E ins 2007 No. 23 s 59 amd 2010 No. 42 s 154 sch - (a) encouraging the settlement of a dispute by arranging, and helping to conduct, negotiations between the parties; - (b) promoting the open exchange by the parties of information relevant to the dispute; - (c) giving the parties information about the operation of this Act and other laws relevant to the settlement of the dispute; Example of other laws that may be relevant— Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 - (d) informing the parties about the conciliator’s assessment of the merits of the employment claim and the possible consequences if the claim is heard by a Magistrates Court, including the orders that may be made by the court; - (e) helping in the settlement of the dispute in any other appropriate way.