Section 6B(1A) of the Workers' Compensation Act (NT), which empowers the Court to make 'such orders as to costs ... as it thinks fit', confers a discretion to award costs but does not permit the Court to apply a costs scale different from that fixed by the Chief Magistrate under s 6F(1) and the Workers' Compensation Tribunal Rules. The remedy for an outdated costs scale lies in the Chief Magistrate updating the scale, not in the Court substituting a different one.
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