(c) state in the notice that a service provider may S. 116(3)(c) make submissions for the conciliation to the amended by No. 22/2012 Disability Services Commissioner. s. 46. (4) The Disability Services Commissioner may S. 116(4) amended by require the person who made the complaint and No. 22/2012 the service provider to attend a conciliation either s. 46. personally or by a representative who has authority to settle the matter on their behalf. (5) If agreement with respect to the subject matter of S. 116(5) amended by the complaint is reached following the No. 22/2012 conciliation, the person who made the complaint s. 46. or the service provider may within 30 days after agreement is reached request a written record of the conciliation agreement. (6) If a written record of the conciliation agreement is requested— (a) the Disability Services Commissioner must prepare the record; (b) the record must be signed by or on behalf of S. 116(6)(b) amended by the person who made the complaint and the No. 22/2012 service provider; s. 46. (c) the Disability Services Commissioner must certify the record signed under paragraph (b); (d) the Disability Services Commissioner must S. 116(6)(d) amended by give a copy of the certified record to the No. 22/2012 person who made the complaint and the s. 46. service provider. (7) Evidence of anything said or admitted during the conciliation process is not admissible in proceedings before a court or tribunal. 117 Dealing with a complaint (1) The Disability Services Commissioner may stop dealing with a complaint if the Disability Services Commissioner is of the view that—
S. 116(3)(c) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 46. (c) state in the notice that a service provider may make submissions for the conciliation to the Disability Services Commissioner. S. 116(4) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 46. (4) The Disability Services Commissioner may require the person who made the complaint and the service provider to attend a conciliation either personally or by a representative who has authority to settle the matter on their behalf. S. 116(5) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 46. (5) If agreement with respect to the subject matter of the complaint is reached following the conciliation, the person who made the complaint or the service provider may within 30 days after agreement is reached request a written record of the conciliation agreement. (6) If a written record of the conciliation agreement is requested— (a) the Disability Services Commissioner must prepare the record; S. 116(6)(b) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 46. (b) the record must be signed by or on behalf of the person who made the complaint and the service provider; (c) the Disability Services Commissioner must certify the record signed under paragraph (b); S. 116(6)(d) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 46. (d) the Disability Services Commissioner must give a copy of the certified record to the person who made the complaint and the service provider. (7) Evidence of anything said or admitted during the conciliation process is not admissible in proceedings before a court or tribunal. 117 Dealing with a complaint (1) The Disability Services Commissioner may stop dealing with a complaint if the Disability Services Commissioner is of the view that—
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