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s 86NPower to refer dispute to arbitration s 86OApplication of Commercial Arbitration Act 2011 s 86PPrinciples to be taken into account s 86QParties to the arbitration s 86RRepresentation s 86SParticipation by other parties s 86TArbitrator's duty to act expeditiously s 86UHearings to be in private s 86VProcedure on arbitration s 86WProcedural powers of arbitrator s 86XGiving of relevant documents to the arbitrator s 86YPower to obtain information and documents s 86ZConfidentiality of information s 86ZAProponent's right to terminate arbitration before an award is made s 86ZBArbitrator's power to terminate arbitration s 86ZCTime limit for arbitration s 86ZDFormal requirements related to awards s 86ZEConsent awards s 86ZFProponent's option to withdraw from award s 86ZGTermination or variation of award s 86ZHCosts s 86ZIContractual remedies s 86ZJAppeal on question of law s 86ZKInjunctive remedies s 86ZLCompensation

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Part 9A—Third party access regime

Division 6—Reference of dispute to arbitration

86R Representation

A party to an arbitration may be represented by a legal practitioner or, by leave of the arbitrator, another representative.

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