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Magistrates Courts Act 1921
sec.42HAttendance at and participation in conciliation process
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### sec.42H Attendance at and participation in conciliation process
A conciliator may, by written notice, require the parties to a dispute to participate in a conciliation process in a particular way.
attending before the conciliator at a stated time and place to participate in the conciliation process
participating in a telephone conference
The parties must comply with a requirement made by the conciliator under subsection (1) .
If a party does not comply with a requirement made by the conciliator under subsection (1) , a Magistrates Court may, subject to this part, impose sanctions against the party, including, for example, by ordering that any claim for relief by the defaulting party is stayed until further order.
s 42H ins 2007 No. 23 s 59
(sec.42H-ssec.1) A conciliator may, by written notice, require the parties to a dispute to participate in a conciliation process in a particular way. attending before the conciliator at a stated time and place to participate in the conciliation process participating in a telephone conference
(sec.42H-ssec.2) The parties must comply with a requirement made by the conciliator under subsection (1) .
(sec.42H-ssec.3) If a party does not comply with a requirement made by the conciliator under subsection (1) , a Magistrates Court may, subject to this part, impose sanctions against the party, including, for example, by ordering that any claim for relief by the defaulting party is stayed until further order.
- • attending before the conciliator at a stated time and place to participate in the conciliation process
- • participating in a telephone conference