Employment Relations Act 2000

Institutions - Mediation services

154: Other mediation services

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"Getting help from other mediators besides the chief executive"

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You can get mediation services from people other than the chief executive. This is allowed even if the chief executive provides mediation services under section 144. You are free to choose and use these other mediation services if you want to.

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Part 10Institutions
Mediation services

154Other mediation services

  1. Nothing in this Part prevents any person seeking and using mediation services other than those provided by the chief executive under section 144.

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  • 1991 No 22 s 78(5)