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I-4 - Industrial Relations Act

Section 61
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Conciliation Officer
61(1)Where a conciliation officer has been instructed under section 36 to confer with parties engaged in collective bargaining or any dispute, he shall, within fourteen days after being so instructed, or within such longer period as the Minister may from time to time allow, make a report to the Minister setting out
(a) the matters, if any, upon which the parties have agreed,
(b) the matters, if any, upon which the parties cannot agree,
(c) any other matter that in his opinion is material or relevant or should be brought to the attention of the Minister, and
(d) his opinion as to the advisability of appointing a conciliation board with a view to effecting a collective agreement.
61(2)A conciliation officer shall, in such manner as he thinks fit, expeditiously and carefully inquire into the dispute and all matters affecting the merits and just settlement thereof and he may fix the time and place for meetings and notify the parties as to the time and place so fixed.
61(3)When a conciliation officer has made a report under subsection (1), the Minister shall forthwith inform the parties that the report has been made and shall state the date on which it was made.
1971, c.9, s.62