Address for service
4.06 Address for service
The address for service of a worker or applicant is:
(a) if he or she is represented by a legal practitioner – the business address in Australia of the legal practitioner or the legal practitioner's agent as stated in the application commencing the proceeding;
(b) if he or she commences a proceeding in person – the address for service in Australia as stated in the application commencing the proceeding; or
(c) in the case of a worker who is represented by a person under section 98 of the Act – the address of the person in Australia as stated in the application commencing the proceeding.
The address for service of an employer or respondent is:
(a) if he or she is represented by a legal practitioner – the business address in Australia of the legal practitioner or the legal practitioner's agent as stated in the appearance; or
(b) if he or she defends in person – the address for service in Australia as stated in the appearance.
(3) A party, or a party's legal practitioner, may include in the address for service a number for facsimile transmission by which service of documents may be effected.
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