(1) The conciliation
officer may, with the consent of the parties to the dispute, issue an order of
the kind that an arbitrator could issue setting out matters that have been
agreed to during conciliation.
(2) An order is not to
be made under this section unless —
(a) the
parties have lodged with the Conciliation Service a memorandum of consent that
sets out the terms of the order consented to by the parties; and
(b) the
conciliation officer is satisfied that —
(i)
the parties have given their consent by free exercise of
their will and without being induced by fraud or misrepresentation; and
(ii)
the parties understand the effect of giving their
consent; and
(iii)
the terms of the order consented to by the parties are
terms that can be given effect to under this Act.
[Section 182N inserted: No. 31 of 2011 s. 6.]