Terms used
18 Terms used
In this Part —
business day means a day that is not a Saturday, a Sunday or a public holiday in the place concerned;
conciliation conference means a conference —
that is —
attended by the parties to a proceeding and a registrar of the relevant court; or
attended by the parties to a proceeding and a family dispute resolution practitioner, and the parties are not required to pay any fees of the practitioner in relation to the conference;
and
in which the parties try to reach agreement on the matters at issue in the proceeding;
conciliation conference fee means the fee mentioned in Schedule 1 item 11;
eligible financial or parenting proceedings means proceedings under Part 5 or 5A of the Act;
filing fee means a fee mentioned in Schedule 1 item 1, 4, 7, 8, 9 or 12;
hearing fee means a fee mentioned in Schedule 1 item 3 or 6;
interim order application includes —
an application for an interlocutory or interim order; and
an application for an order that will apply only for a specified period during a proceeding; and
an application for an interim or partial property order under Part 5 or 5A of the Act; and
an application for an interim order that is included in an application that also covers other matters,
but does not include an application for a procedural order;
liable person, in relation to a fee, means the person who is required to pay the fee under regulation 20;
relevant court, in relation to a proceeding, means the court in which the proceedings are held;
setting down fee means a fee mentioned in Schedule 1 item 2 or 5.
[Regulation 18 inserted: Gazette 14 Dec 2012 p. 6236-7; amended: Gazette 10 Jul 2015 p. 2780; 18 Aug 2015 p. 3299.]
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