This legislation has been repealed.
(1) The Commission must, in deciding whether or not to hold a hearing for the purposes of deciding:
(a) whether to make an order under subsection 645(5) or (6) or 646(1) or (2); or
(b) whether to grant an extension of time application within the meaning of section 647;
take into account the cost that would be caused to the business of the employer concerned by requiring the employer to attend a hearing.
(2) If the Commission decides not to hold a hearing, the Commission must, before making a decision:
(a) invite the employee and the employer concerned to provide further information that relates to whether the order should be made or the extension of time granted; and
(b) take account of any such information.
(3) If, as a result of information provided as mentioned in subsection (2), the Commission considers that it would be desirable to hold a hearing, the Commission may do so.
(4) An invitation under paragraph (2)(a) must:
(a) be given by notice in writing to the employee and the employer concerned; and
(b) specify the time by which the information referred to in the invitation is to be provided.
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