Publication and privacy obligations during disputes. In accordance with the provisions of section 712 of the Workplace Relations Act 1996 and more particularly section 712(2)(b) the parties, subject to the preservation of any duties of confidence, commercial or otherwise and to any requirements for in-camera hearings due to security or other concerns, consent to and empower the AIRC at its discretion to publicly disclose any recommendation or decision it has reached in order to resolve in whole or in part any dispute under this Agreement.
Publication and privacy obligations during disputes. (a) In accordance with the provisions of section 712 of the Act and more particularly section 712(2)(b) the parties to the dispute, subject to the preservation of any duties of confidence, commercial or otherwise and to any requirements for in- camera hearings due to security or other concerns, consent to and empower the Commission at its discretion to publicly disclose any recommendation or decision it has reached in order to resolve in whole or in part any dispute under this Agreement.
Publication and privacy obligations during disputes. 4.9.1 In accordance with the provisions of s712 and more particularly 712(2)(b) of the Workplace Relations Act 1996 the parties, subject to the preservation of any duties of confidence, commercial or otherwise and to any requirements for in-camera hearings due to security or other concerns, consent to and empower the Commission at its discretion to publicly disclose any recommendation or decision it has reached in order to resolve in whole or in part any dispute under this agreement.
Publication and privacy obligations during disputes. 7.10.3 In accordance with the provisions of s707 and more particularly 707(2)(b) of the Workplace Relations Act 1996, the parties consent to and empower the Commission at its discretion to publicly disclose or use any document or information given in the course of conducting alternative dispute resolution under this agreement for the purposes of resolving the dispute.
Publication and privacy obligations during disputes. 13.10.1 The parties to any dispute about the Agreement or the NES, subject to the preservation of any duties of confidence, commercial or otherwise and to any requirements for in-camera hearings due to security or other concerns, consent to and empower the Tribunal at its discretion to publicly disclose any recommendation or decision it has reached in order to resolve in whole or in part any dispute under this Agreement.
