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Definitions  \n2. Addresses of the Council and Office Hours  \nPART ONE  \nSERVING AND FILING DOCUMENTS  \n3. How to contact the Council  \n4. When are the offices of the Council open  \n5. How to calculate time periods in these rules  \n6. Who must sign documents  \n7. How to serve documents on other parties  \n8. How to prove that a document was served in terms of the rules  \n9. How to file documents with the Council  \n10. Documents and notices sent by registered post  \n11. How to seek condonation for documents filed late  \nPART TWO  \nCONCILIATION OF DISPUTES  \n12. How to refer a dispute to the Council for conciliation  \n13. What notice must the Council give of a conciliation  \n14. Council may seek to resolve dispute before conciliation  \n15. What happens if a party fails to attend or is not represented at conciliation 16. How to determine whether a Commissioner may conciliate a dispute  \n17. Issuing a certificate in terms of section 135 (5)  \n18. Conciliation proceedings may not be disclosed  \n2  \nPART THREE  \nCON-ARB IN TERMS OF SECTION 191 (5A)  \n19. Utilized currently.  \nPART FOUR  \nARBITRATIONS  \n20. How to request arbitration  \n21. When must the parties file statements  \n22. When the parties must hold a pre-arbitration conference  \n23. What notice must the Council give of an arbitration  \n24. How to determine whether a Commissioner may arbitrate a dispute  \n25. How to postpone an arbitration  \nPART FIVE  \nRULES THAT APPLY TO CONCILIATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS AND   \nCON-ARBS  \n26. Where a conciliation or arbitration will take place  \n27. Representation before the Council  \n28. How to join or substitute parties to proceedings  \n29. How to correct a citation of a party  \n30. When the Commissioner may consolidate disputes  \n31. Disclosure of documents  \n32. What happens if a party fails to attend arbitration proceedings before the Council  \nPART SIX  \nAPPLICATIONS  \n33. How to bring an application  \n34. How to apply to vary or rescind arbitration awards or rulings  \n35. How to apply to refer a dismissal or unfair labour practice dispute to the Labour Court.  \nPART SEVEN  \nPRE-DISMISSAL ARBITRATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 188A  \n36. How to request a pre-dismissal arbitration in terms of section 188A  \n3  \nPART EIGHT  \nGENERAL  \n37. Condonation for failure to comply with the rules  \n38. Recordings of Council proceedings  \n39. How to have a subpoena issued  \n40. Payment of witness fees  \n41. Taxation of bills of cost  \n42. Order of costs in an arbitration  \n43. Certification and enforcement of arbitration award  \n1.  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Definitions\n# 2. Addresses of the Council [Gauteng Region-disputes.gauteng@nbcrfi.co.za]\n# PART ONE - Serving and Filing Documents\n## 3. How to contact the Council\n## 4. When are the offices of the Council open\n## 5. How to calculate time periods in these rules\n## 6. Who must sign documents\n## 7. How to serve documents on other parties\n## 8. How to prove that a document was served in terms of the rules\n## 9. How to file documents with the Council\n## 10. Documents and notices sent by registered post\n## 11. How to seek condonation for documents filed late\n# PART TWO - Conciliation of Disputes\n## 12. How to refer a dispute to the Council for conciliation\n## 13. What notice must the Council give of a conciliation\n## 14. Council may seek to resolve dispute before conciliation\n## 15. What happens if a party fails to attend or is not represented at conciliation\n## 16. How to determine whether a Commissioner may conciliate a dispute\n## 17. Issuing a certificate in terms of section 135 (5)\n## 18. Conciliation proceedings may not be disclosed\n# PART FOUR - Arbitrations\n## 20. How to request arbitration\n## 21. When must the parties file statements\n## 22. When the parties must hold a pre-arbitration conference\n## 23. What notice must the Council give of an arbitration\n## 24. How to determine whether a Commissioner may arbitrate a dispute\n## 25. How to postpone an arbitration\n# PART SIX - Applications\n## 33. How to bring an application\n## 34. How to apply to vary or rescind arbitration awards or rulings\n## 35. How to apply to refer a dismissal or unfair labour practice dispute to the Labour Court\n# PART EIGHT - General\n## 37. Condonation for failure to comply with the rules\n## 38. Recordings of Council proceedings\n## 39. How to have a subpoena issued\n## 40. Payment of witness fees\n## 41. Taxation of bills of cost\n## 42. Order of costs in an arbitration\n## 43. 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