(1) A conciliator must
make all reasonable efforts to bring the parties to the dispute to an
agreement acceptable to all of them.
(2) A conciliator must
act —
(a)
fairly, economically, informally and quickly; and
(b)
according to the substantial merits of the case without regard to
technicalities and legal forms.
(3) A conciliator is
not bound by the rules of evidence and may use any means the conciliator
thinks fit in order to be informed about any matter.