Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997
sec.252IAgreement reached at department conciliation session
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sec.252I Agreement reached at department conciliation session
An agreement reached at the department conciliation session must be written and signed by each party to the application and the department conciliator. The department conciliator must give a copy of the signed agreement to— each party to the application; and the commissioner. If there is an inconsistency between the agreement and this Act, the agreement is ineffective to the extent of the inconsistency. Subject to section 252J (2) , if each party to the application consents, the department conciliator must refer the agreement to the commissioner for referral to an adjudicator for a consent order. If the agreement is referred to the commissioner under subsection (4) , the commissioner must refer it to an adjudicator for a consent order under section 276 (5) . s 252I ins 2007 No. 11 s 37 (sec.252I-ssec.1) An agreement reached at the department conciliation session must be written and signed by each party to the application and the department conciliator. (sec.252I-ssec.2) The department conciliator must give a copy of the signed agreement to— each party to the application; and the commissioner. (sec.252I-ssec.3) If there is an inconsistency between the agreement and this Act, the agreement is ineffective to the extent of the inconsistency. (sec.252I-ssec.4) Subject to section 252J (2) , if each party to the application consents, the department conciliator must refer the agreement to the commissioner for referral to an adjudicator for a consent order. (sec.252I-ssec.5) If the agreement is referred to the commissioner under subsection (4) , the commissioner must refer it to an adjudicator for a consent order under section 276 (5) .
- (a) each party to the application; and
- (b) the commissioner.