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<h1>Matters not to be referred to mediation or conciliation exclude inspections, fraud, prosecutions and public interest cases.</h1> Rule provides that specified categories of corporate disputes shall not be referred to mediation or conciliation. Matters relating to inspection or investigation proceedings or disputes involving defaults or offences for which compounding applications have been made are excluded from mediation and thus must proceed through statutory investigation or compounding processes. Cases involving serious and specific allegations such as fraud, fabrication of documents, forgery, impersonation or coercion are excluded from mediation and therefore remain subject to formal adjudicatory or criminal processes. Prosecutions for criminal and non-compoundable offences and disputes affecting public interest or numerous non-parties are likewise excluded from mediation.