Report etc. to be given to Federal Court
94N Report etc. to be given to Federal Court
Report after mediation concludes
The person conducting the mediation must, as soon as practicable after mediation is successfully concluded, provide a written report to the Federal Court setting out the results of the mediation.
Report requested under subsection 86E(1)
The person conducting the mediation must provide a written report to the Federal Court setting out the progress of the mediation if requested to do so under subsection 86E(1).
Report or plan requested under subsection 86E(2)
If one or more mediators have been requested under subsection 86E(2) to provide a regional mediation progress report or a regional work plan, that mediator or those mediators must provide the report or plan to the Federal Court.
Progress report
The person conducting the mediation may provide a written report to the Federal Court setting out the progress of the mediation if the person considers that it would assist the Court in progressing the proceeding in relation to which the mediation is being undertaken.
Report about failure to comply with a direction
If a direction made under subsection 94E(1) or section 94G has not been complied with, the person conducting the mediation may provide a written report to the Federal Court setting out:
the details of the direction; and
the reasons for giving the direction.
Agreement on facts
If the parties agree, a report provided under subsection (1), (2) or (4) must include any agreement on facts between the parties that was reached during the mediation concerned.
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