(1) Conciliation of
the dispute ends when —
(a)
agreement is reached by the parties on all matters in dispute; or
(b) the
conciliator believes that there is minimal chance of agreement or further
agreement, as the case may be, being reached; or
(c) the
time limit for conciliation, as provided or extended under the conciliation
rules, has expired; or
(d) the
applicant for conciliation discontinues conciliation in accordance with the
conciliation rules.
(2) At the end of
conciliation of the dispute the conciliator must issue a certificate in
accordance with the conciliation rules setting out —
(a) the
outcome of conciliation; and
(b) the
terms of any direction currently in force under Subdivision 2 requiring,
suspending or reducing the payment of compensation.
(3) The terms of an
agreement reached by the parties must not be included in the
conciliator’s certificate unless they are terms —
(a) that
are of a kind that an arbitrator could determine; and
(b) to
which effect can be given under this Act.