Review of conciliator’s decision regarding costs order
21 Review of conciliator’s decision regarding costs order
A party to a dispute may apply to the Director for a review of a conciliator’s decision to make a costs order or to refuse to make a costs order.
The Director may hold a conference with the parties to the dispute for the purposes of conducting the review.
In determining the review, the Director may have regard to —
the conciliator’s costs order, if any; and
the material relating to the costs application that was before the conciliator; and
if a conference is held with the parties — any other information provided by a party during the conference; and
any other material or information that the Director considers is relevant to the review.
The Director may do 1 or more of the following —
if a costs order is made by the conciliator — set aside the costs order;
make a new costs order;
remit the matter to the conciliator or a different conciliator for reconsideration.
A decision of the Director under this rule is a conciliation decision for the purposes of section 329 of the Act.
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