44How Tribunal may deal with disputes

#### 44 How Tribunal may deal with disputes (1) If the Tribunal decides to deal with the dispute, it may deal with it as the Tribunal considers appropriate, including in the following ways: (a) by mediation or conciliation; (b) by making a recommendation or expressing an opinion; (c) if the parties to the dispute agree—by arbitrating (however described) the dispute. (2) If the Tribunal arbitrates the dispute, the Tribunal may make any order (an arbitration order) that the Tribunal considers appropriate to ensure that the driver does not have remuneration‑related incentives to work in an unsafe manner. (3) An arbitration order may impose the requirements specified in the order on any or all of the following: (a) a party to the dispute; (b) if there is a participant in the supply chain in relation to the road transport driver who is not a party to the dispute but who has agreed to be bound by the outcome of the arbitration—that participant. (4) A person on whom an arbitration order imposes a requirement must not contravene the requirement. > Note: This subsection is a civil remedy provision (see Division 1 of Part 5).