Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations(1) The conciliator may, at any time, decide that a matter in issue arising from the worker's claim for compensation is not suitable for resolution by conciliation.
(2) If agreement is reached on a matter in issue between the parties to the conciliation, the parties must, with the help of the conciliator, record the agreement in writing.
(3) If a matter in issue between the parties remains unresolved at the end of the conciliation, the conciliator may make a recommendation about the matter.
(4) The written details document mentioned in regulation 40 (1), evidence given during a conciliation, or anything said or done during conciliation, must not be admitted in evidence at an arbitration.
(5) However, any recommendation by the conciliator under subregulation (3) may be admitted in evidence at an arbitration.