(1) The conciliation
rules may provide that, if a child is a party to a dispute, the conciliation
officer may appoint a litigation guardian to act on the child’s behalf.
(2) The conciliation
rules may provide that, if a party to a dispute is under a legal disability
(otherwise than because of being a child), the conciliation officer may defer
making efforts to resolve the dispute until a litigation guardian is appointed
to act on the party’s behalf, whether under the
Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 or otherwise.
[Section 182T inserted: No. 31 of 2011 s. 6.]