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Register of proceedings

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13 Register of proceedings

The following information is to be included in the register of proceedings of the Tribunal:

(a)

the number allocated to the proceedings;

(b)

the date on which the proceedings commenced;

(c)

the names of the applicant and the other parties to the proceedings;

(d)

the relevant Act and the provision of that Act under which the proceedings are commenced;

(e)

if a matter is transferred to the Tribunal under the Act or another

Act—

(i)

the date of the transfer to the Tribunal; and

(ii)

the name of the tribunal, court, body or other decision‑maker from which the matter is transferred; and

(iii)

the relevant Act and the provision of that Act under which the jurisdiction is conferred on the Tribunal;

(f)

whether a matter is referred to a conference or mediation under

Part 4 Division 4 of the Act;

(g)

whether a matter is resolved by way of conference, mediation or settlement negotiations;

(h)

the details of any directions, determination or orders of the

Tribunal;

(i)

whether a direction is given by the Tribunal requiring that a hearing or part of a hearing be held in private under section 60(2)(e) of the Act, and the grounds on which the direction is given;

(j)

details of a warrant issued in a matter by the Tribunal under section 69 of the Guardianship and

Administration Act 1993 including—

(i)

the status of the applicant for the warrant; and

(ii)

the age, sex and details of the mental incapacity of the person to whom the warrant relates; and

(iii)

the ground on which the warrant was issued; and

(iv)

the action that was taken under the warrant;

(k)

if the proceedings are withdrawn, the date on which they are withdrawn;

(l)

the final decision of the Tribunal and the date of that decision.

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