Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013

Subject to subsection (4), ACCS must issue an outcome certificate within 7 days of the conclusion of a conciliation if—

the dispute that is the subject of the conciliation was lodged for conciliation under section 289A; and

the dispute is resolved.

The outcome certificate must—

be in a form approved by ACCS; and

be provided to the worker and the employer and the Authority or self-insurer; and

set out any terms on which the dispute is resolved; and

certify that each party to the dispute is bound by the result; and

state that the outcome certificate is evidence of—

the resolution of the dispute between the parties; and

the terms on which the dispute has been resolved.

The outcome certificate is admissible in any court proceeding as evidence of—

the resolution of the dispute between the parties; and

the terms on which the dispute has been resolved.

ACCS is not required to comply with subsection (1) in relation to a dispute referred to in that subsection if ACCS issues a certificate in respect of that dispute under section 273 of this Act or section 104(7) of the Accident Compensation Act 1985.