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of <h1>Communication between mediator or conciliator and government or tribunal restricted; permitted written notifications only with party copies</h1> Rule prescribes that mediators or conciliators must avoid direct communications with the Central Government, Tribunal or Appellate Tribunal in matters subject to mediation to preserve neutrality and party confidence; if communication is necessary it must be in writing with copies to the parties or their authorised representatives. Permitted communications are confined to: notifying failure of a party to attend; conveying parties' consent; advising that the case is unsuitable for settlement by mediation or conciliation; and reporting settlement between the parties. These prescriptions impose procedural limits on ex parte contact and require disclosure to parties when tribunal communications occur.
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