sec.42JLimited right to representation

### sec.42J Limited right to representation For a conciliation process, a party may be represented by a relevant organisation. Also, a party may be represented by a person other than a relevant organisation if— either— the other party agrees to the party being represented by the person; or the conciliator is satisfied the party should be permitted to be represented by the person; and the person is appointed as the party’s representative in writing. s 42J ins 2007 No. 23 s 59 (sec.42J-ssec.1) For a conciliation process, a party may be represented by a relevant organisation. (sec.42J-ssec.2) Also, a party may be represented by a person other than a relevant organisation if— either— the other party agrees to the party being represented by the person; or the conciliator is satisfied the party should be permitted to be represented by the person; and the person is appointed as the party’s representative in writing. - (a) either— (i) the other party agrees to the party being represented by the person; or (ii) the conciliator is satisfied the party should be permitted to be represented by the person; and - (i) the other party agrees to the party being represented by the person; or - (ii) the conciliator is satisfied the party should be permitted to be represented by the person; and - (b) the person is appointed as the party’s representative in writing. - (i) the other party agrees to the party being represented by the person; or - (ii) the conciliator is satisfied the party should be permitted to be represented by the person; and