sec.99Punishment for contempt

### sec.99 Punishment for contempt For section 219 (2) of the Act , this rule prescribes how the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules apply in relation to contempt of the tribunal. The Uniform Civil Procedure Rules, chapter 20 , part 7 applies with the following changes— a reference in the part to a court is taken to be a reference to the tribunal; a reference in the part to a registrar is taken to be a reference to the principal registrar; a reference in the part to an approved form is taken to be a reference to a form approved for use under the Act ; a reference in the part to a filed application is taken to be a reference to an application filed in the registry; rule 923 of the part does not apply and instead the tribunal may, pending disposal of a charge of contempt, direct— that the respondent give security to secure the respondent’s attendance in person to answer the charge; and that the security be forfeited if the respondent fails to attend; the reference to another court in rule 925 (1) (d) of the part is taken to be a reference to a court that transferred a proceeding to the tribunal under section 53 of the Act ; an application or affidavit mentioned in rule 926 of the part must be in the approved form; for rule 929 of the part— a reference to an enforcement officer is taken to be a reference to a police officer; and the warrant for the arrest or detention of a person must be signed by the judicial member exercising the tribunal’s jurisdiction and powers to punish for contempt of the tribunal; and subrules (3) and (4) do not apply. (sec.99-ssec.1) For section 219 (2) of the Act , this rule prescribes how the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules apply in relation to contempt of the tribunal. (sec.99-ssec.2) The Uniform Civil Procedure Rules, chapter 20 , part 7 applies with the following changes— a reference in the part to a court is taken to be a reference to the tribunal; a reference in the part to a registrar is taken to be a reference to the principal registrar; a reference in the part to an approved form is taken to be a reference to a form approved for use under the Act ; a reference in the part to a filed application is taken to be a reference to an application filed in the registry; rule 923 of the part does not apply and instead the tribunal may, pending disposal of a charge of contempt, direct— that the respondent give security to secure the respondent’s attendance in person to answer the charge; and that the security be forfeited if the respondent fails to attend; the reference to another court in rule 925 (1) (d) of the part is taken to be a reference to a court that transferred a proceeding to the tribunal under section 53 of the Act ; an application or affidavit mentioned in rule 926 of the part must be in the approved form; for rule 929 of the part— a reference to an enforcement officer is taken to be a reference to a police officer; and the warrant for the arrest or detention of a person must be signed by the judicial member exercising the tribunal’s jurisdiction and powers to punish for contempt of the tribunal; and subrules (3) and (4) do not apply. - (a) a reference in the part to a court is taken to be a reference to the tribunal; - (b) a reference in the part to a registrar is taken to be a reference to the principal registrar; - (c) a reference in the part to an approved form is taken to be a reference to a form approved for use under the Act ; - (d) a reference in the part to a filed application is taken to be a reference to an application filed in the registry; - (e) rule 923 of the part does not apply and instead the tribunal may, pending disposal of a charge of contempt, direct— (i) that the respondent give security to secure the respondent’s attendance in person to answer the charge; and (ii) that the security be forfeited if the respondent fails to attend; - (i) that the respondent give security to secure the respondent’s attendance in person to answer the charge; and - (ii) that the security be forfeited if the respondent fails to attend; - (f) the reference to another court in rule 925 (1) (d) of the part is taken to be a reference to a court that transferred a proceeding to the tribunal under section 53 of the Act ; - (g) an application or affidavit mentioned in rule 926 of the part must be in the approved form; - (h) for rule 929 of the part— (i) a reference to an enforcement officer is taken to be a reference to a police officer; and (ii) the warrant for the arrest or detention of a person must be signed by the judicial member exercising the tribunal’s jurisdiction and powers to punish for contempt of the tribunal; and (iii) subrules (3) and (4) do not apply. - (i) a reference to an enforcement officer is taken to be a reference to a police officer; and - (ii) the warrant for the arrest or detention of a person must be signed by the judicial member exercising the tribunal’s jurisdiction and powers to punish for contempt of the tribunal; and - (iii) subrules (3) and (4) do not apply. - (i) that the respondent give security to secure the respondent’s attendance in person to answer the charge; and - (ii) that the security be forfeited if the respondent fails to attend; - (i) a reference to an enforcement officer is taken to be a reference to a police officer; and - (ii) the warrant for the arrest or detention of a person must be signed by the judicial member exercising the tribunal’s jurisdiction and powers to punish for contempt of the tribunal; and - (iii) subrules (3) and (4) do not apply.