(1) If the respondent considers that the cost of provided rehabilitation services is unreasonable, the respondent may apply to the court to decide—
(a) what rehabilitation services are, in the circumstances of the case, reasonable and appropriate; or
(b) to what extent the respondent should contribute to the cost of rehabilitation services.
(2) A respondent may apply to the court whether or not there has been an earlier attempt to resolve the questions between the respondent and the claimant by mediation.
(3) On application, the court may decide the questions raised on the application and make consequential orders and directions.