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I-4 - Industrial Relations Act

Section 68
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Conciliation Board – report
68(1)A conciliation board shall, within fourteen days after the appointment of the chairman of the board, report its findings and recommendations to the Minister.
68(2)The period mentioned in subsection (1) may be extended
(a) for a further period not exceeding thirty days, by agreement of the parties or by the Minister, or
(b) for such further period beyond the period fixed in paragraph (a) by agreement of the parties or by the Minister.
68(3)Where a conciliation board is unable to report within the time allowed under subsection (1) or (2), the chairman shall notify the Minister in writing that there has been no agreement or that the board is unable to report, as the case may be, and in any such case, subject to subsection (2), the notification constitutes the report of the board.
68(4)When a conciliation board has made its report, the Minister may direct it to clarify or amplify any part of the report, and the chairman shall, upon receipt of the request, reconvene the board, and the report shall be deemed not to have been received by the Minister until it has been so clarified or amplified.
68(5)When the report of the conciliation board is received, the Minister, subject to subsection (4), shall forthwith send a copy thereof to each of the parties.
68(6)The Minister may require each party to whom a copy of a report is sent pursuant to subsection (5) to notify the Minister in writing, within the time prescribed in subsection 93(2) or forthwith on the expiration of the period, subject to such extension as may be allowed, whether the recommendations contained in the report have been accepted or rejected wholly or in part, and which recommendations, if any, have been rejected.
1971, c.9, s.69
Conciliation Board
68(1)A conciliation board shall, within fourteen days after the appointment of the chairman of the board, report its findings and recommendations to the Minister.
68(2)The period mentioned in subsection (1) may be extended
(a) for a further period not exceeding thirty days, by agreement of the parties or by the Minister, or
(b) for such further period beyond the period fixed in paragraph (a) by agreement of the parties or by the Minister.
68(3)Where a conciliation board is unable to report within the time allowed under subsection (1) or (2), the chairman shall notify the Minister in writing that there has been no agreement or that the board is unable to report, as the case may be, and in any such case, subject to subsection (2), the notification constitutes the report of the board.
68(4)When a conciliation board has made its report, the Minister may direct it to clarify or amplify any part of the report, and the chairman shall, upon receipt of the request, reconvene the board, and the report shall be deemed not to have been received by the Minister until it has been so clarified or amplified.
68(5)When the report of the conciliation board is received, the Minister, subject to subsection (4), shall forthwith send a copy thereof to each of the parties.
68(6)The Minister may require each party to whom a copy of a report is sent pursuant to subsection (5) to notify the Minister in writing, within the time prescribed in subsection 93(2) or forthwith on the expiration of the period, subject to such extension as may be allowed, whether the recommendations contained in the report have been accepted or rejected wholly or in part, and which recommendations, if any, have been rejected.
1971, c.9, s.69