Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) A conciliator may direct a party to –
(a) attend at a meeting with the conciliator; and
(b) provide, within a specified period, the conciliator or another party with any documents or information the conciliator considers may help resolve the claim; and
(c) attend at a conciliation conference at which the conciliator and any other party is present.
(2) The conciliator may do any one or more of the following things in connection with a claim:
(a) make any recommendations to the parties as the conciliator considers appropriate;
(b) recommend to the Tribunal that it make an interim order in respect of any issue raised in the claim;
(c) vary or revoke a direction or recommendation made by the conciliator;
(d) decline to make any direction or recommendation;
(e) recommend that the Tribunal refer a medical question to a medical panel.
(3) The Tribunal must make, or decline to make, an order within 5 days after receiving a recommendation under subsection (2)(b).
(4) A party or his or her representative must not fail to comply with a direction of the conciliator given to the party or representative, respectively, under this section.
Penalty:
Fine not exceeding 10 penalty units.