sec.66JInadmissibility of particular evidence

sec.66J Inadmissibility of particular evidence

Evidence of anything said or done during conciliation for a proceeding is not admissible— at any stage of the proceeding; or in another civil proceeding before a court or another tribunal. Subsection (1) does not apply to— evidence that all parties to the proceeding have agreed may be admitted into evidence; or evidence of an order made or direction given at conciliation or the reasons for the order or direction; or evidence of anything said or done that is relevant to a proceeding— for an offence relating to the giving of false or misleading information; or for contempt. s 66J ins 2019 No. 12 s 31 (sec.66J-ssec.1) Evidence of anything said or done during conciliation for a proceeding is not admissible— at any stage of the proceeding; or in another civil proceeding before a court or another tribunal. (sec.66J-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not apply to— evidence that all parties to the proceeding have agreed may be admitted into evidence; or evidence of an order made or direction given at conciliation or the reasons for the order or direction; or evidence of anything said or done that is relevant to a proceeding— for an offence relating to the giving of false or misleading information; or for contempt.

• (a) at any stage of the proceeding; or
• (b) in another civil proceeding before a court or another tribunal.
• (a) evidence that all parties to the proceeding have agreed may be admitted into evidence; or
• (b) evidence of an order made or direction given at conciliation or the reasons for the order or direction; or
• (c) evidence of anything said or done that is relevant to a proceeding— (i) for an offence relating to the giving of false or misleading information; or (ii) for contempt.
• (i) for an offence relating to the giving of false or misleading information; or
• (ii) for contempt.
• (i) for an offence relating to the giving of false or misleading information; or
• (ii) for contempt.