57(1)The chairman of the conciliation board shall within thirty days after the receipt by it of the statement referred to in section 54 or within such longer period as may be agreed upon by the parties or determined by the Board report the findings and recommendations of the majority of the conciliation board to the Board; and where there is no majority decision by the conciliation board the chairman of the conciliation board shall report his own findings and recommendations to the Board but in no case shall the findings and recommendations of the minority be reported.

57(2)Subsection 63(2) applies in relation to a recommendation in a report of a conciliation board.

57(3)After a conciliation board has reported to the Board its findings and recommendations on the matters set forth in the statement referred to in section 54, the Board may direct it to reconsider and clarify or amplify its report or any part thereof, or to consider and report on any matter added to such statement pursuant to that section, except that in any such case the report of the conciliation board shall be deemed to have been received by the Board notwithstanding that the reconsidered report or the report on the added matter, as the case may be, has not been received by the Board.

57(1)The chairman of the conciliation board shall within thirty days after the receipt by it of the statement referred to in section 54 or within such longer period as may be agreed upon by the parties or determined by the Board report the findings and recommendations of the majority of the conciliation board to the Board; and where there is no majority decision by the conciliation board the chairman of the conciliation board shall report his own findings and recommendations to the Board but in no case shall the findings and recommendations of the minority be reported.

57(2)Subsection 63(2) applies in relation to a recommendation in a report of a conciliation board.

57(3)After a conciliation board has reported to the Board its findings and recommendations on the matters set forth in the statement referred to in section 54, the Board may direct it to reconsider and clarify or amplify its report or any part thereof, or to consider and report on any matter added to such statement pursuant to that section, except that in any such case the report of the conciliation board shall be deemed to have been received by the Board notwithstanding that the reconsidered report or the report on the added matter, as the case may be, has not been received by the Board.