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Regulation Gazette No. 43343, 22 May 2020, Vol 659 No. 11116, Page 47
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Notice No. 581,
Labour Relations Act, 1995 » Correction Notice » Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI) » Extension of Dispute Resoulution Collective Agreement to Non-Parties
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STAATSKOERANT, 22 MEI 2020 No. 43343 47 (r) whether an interpreter is required and, if so, for how long and for which of the official South African languages. (4) Unless a dispute is settled, the parties must draw up and sign a minute, setting out the issues referred to in sub-rule (3) and indicating their agreement or disagreement on those issues. (5) The referring party must ensure that a copy of the pre-arbitration conference minute is filed with the Council within seven (7) days of the conclusion of the pre - arbitration conference or as directed by the Council or Commissioner. (6) The Council or Commissioner may, after receiving a pre-arbitration minute - (a) enroll the matter for arbitration; (b) direct the parties to hold a further pre-arbitration conference; or (c) issue any other directive to the parties concerning the conduct of the arbitration. 20. Notice by the Council to parties of an arbitration hearing The Council must notify the parties in writing of an arbitration hearing at least twenty-one (21) days prior to the scheduled date, unless the parties agree to a shorter period or reasonable circumstances require a shorter period. Despite the provisions of Rule 3, the time period of twenty-one (21) days runs from the date the notification is sent by the Council, unless sent by registered mail in which case an additional seven (7) days must be allowed. 21. Jurisdiction of the Council to arbitrate If, during the arbitration proceedings it appears that a jurisdictional issue has not been determined, the Commissioner must require the referring party to prove that the Council has jurisdiction to arbitrate the dispute. 22. Postponement of an arbitration or any hearing other than conciliation (1) An arbitration must be postponed, and there is no need for the parties to appear, if all the parties to the proceedings agree in writing to a postponement and the written agreement is filed with the Council at least seven (7) days before the scheduled arbitration date. (2) Where the parties agree to a postponement, but fail to file their written agreement to postpone at least seven (7) days before the arbitration date, as required in sub-rule (1), the parties will not be required to appear on the scheduled arbitration date, but may be
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