131In any custody proceeding brought under this Part or in any other proceeding brought under this Part, if the court is of the opinion that any question arising might reasonably be the subject of conciliation, and that it would be in the best interests of the family to attempt to resolve the question through conciliation, the court may make an order requiring the Minister to make conciliation services available to the parties and may adjourn the proceeding for a reasonable time.
131In any custody proceeding brought under this Part or in any other proceeding brought under this Part, if the court is of the opinion that any question arising might reasonably be the subject of conciliation, and that it would be in the best interests of the family to attempt to resolve the question through conciliation, the court may make an order requiring the Minister of Families and Children to make conciliation services available to the parties and may adjourn the proceeding for a reasonable time.
131In any custody proceeding brought under this Part or in any other proceeding brought under this Part, if the court is of the opinion that any question arising might reasonably be the subject of conciliation, and that it would be in the best interests of the family to attempt to resolve the question through conciliation, the court may make an order requiring the Minister to make conciliation services available to the parties and may adjourn the proceeding for a reasonable time.
131In any custody proceeding, whether or not brought under this Part, or in any other proceeding brought under this Part, if the court is of the opinion that any question arising might reasonably be the subject of conciliation, and that it would be in the best interests of the family to attempt to resolve the question through conciliation, the court may make an order requiring the Minister to make conciliation services available to the parties and may adjourn the proceeding for a reasonable time.