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LAND AND ENVIRONMENT COURT ACT 1979 - SECT 34AA
Mandatory conciliation and arbitration
34AA Mandatory conciliation and arbitration
(1) This section applies to the following proceedings pending in Class 1 of
the Court's jurisdiction relating to appeals, objections and applications
under section 8.7 or 8.9 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act
1979 -- (a) proceedings concerning development applications, or modifications
to development consents, for-- (i) development for the purposes of detached
single dwellings and dual occupancies (including subdivisions), or alterations
or additions to such dwellings or dual occupancies, or
(ii) development of a
kind prescribed by the regulations,
(b) particular proceedings that the Court
orders, on the application of a party to the proceedings or of its own motion,
to be dealt with under this section.
(2) Section 34 applies to the
proceedings with the following modifications-- (a) the Court must arrange a
conciliation conference between the parties and their representatives with or
without their consent, Note : The Commissioner has the discretion to determine
the place (including an on-site hearing) fixed for the conciliation
conference.
(b) if no agreement of a kind referred to in section 34(3) is
reached, the Commissioner who presides over the conciliation conference must
terminate the conciliation conference and, subject to this section, dispose of
the proceedings-- (i) following a hearing held forthwith, or
(ii) if the
parties consent, on the basis of what has occurred at the conciliation
conference.
(3) The Court or the Commissioner may at any time, if the Court
or Commissioner thinks it appropriate in the circumstances of the case,
determine that proceedings are not to be dealt with or are not to continue to
be dealt with under subsection (2). A determination may be made on the motion
of the Court or Commissioner or on application by the parties.
(4) If the
Court or Commissioner determines that proceedings are not to be dealt with or
are not to continue to be dealt with under subsection (2), the proceedings are
to be dealt with under section 34C.
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