Admissibility of things said or done in conciliation

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If a complaint is dealt with by conciliation, evidence of anything said or done in the course of the conciliation is not admissible in any legal proceedings under this Act or any other law, unless:

(a)

the complainant and respondent otherwise agree; or

(b)

the thing was said or done in the course of committing an offence or contravening a civil penalty provision.

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