Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p63
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 63/100)
Character Range: 269876–272551

(b) the status of the report at the time of its preparation;
 (c) information about the potential consequences for unauthorised publication of information contained in the report.

8.12  Report after dispute resolution
 (1) At the end of court‑ordered dispute resolution, the dispute resolution practitioner who conducted the dispute resolution must prepare a report, in the approved form, as to:
 (a) whether an agreement was reached on an interim or final basis; and
 (b) the conduct of the parties, in terms of whether the parties attended the dispute resolution and whether they made a genuine effort to resolve the issues in dispute.
 (2) If the dispute resolution practitioner is a judicial officer, the judicial officer must place the report on the court file.
 (3) If the dispute resolution practitioner is not a judicial officer:
 (a) the practitioner must give the report to the applicant; and
 (b) the applicant must file and serve the report.
 (4) This rule does not apply to a dispute resolution event conducted by a Judge.

Part 8.3—Affidavits

8.13  No general right to file affidavits
  A party may file an affidavit without the leave of the court only if a provision of the Rules or an order of the court allows the affidavit to be filed in that way.

8.14  Reliance on affidavits
  An affidavit filed with an application may be relied on in evidence only for the purpose of the application for which it was filed.

8.15  Requirements for affidavits
 (1) An affidavit must:
 (a) be divided into consecutively numbered paragraphs, with each paragraph being, as far as possible, confined to a distinct part of the subject matter; and
 (b) state, at the beginning of the first page:
 (i) the file number of the proceeding for which the affidavit is sworn (or affirmed); and
 (ii) the full name of the party on whose behalf the affidavit is filed; and
 (iii) the full name of the deponent; and
 (iv) the full residential address of the deponent, unless disclosing this address would compromise the deponent's safety; and
 (c) have a statement at the end specifying:
 (i) the name of the witness before whom the affidavit is sworn (or affirmed) and signed; and
 (ii) the date when, and the place where, the affidavit is sworn (or affirmed) and signed; and
 (d) bear the name of the person who prepared the affidavit.
Note 1: An affidavit must also comply with the requirements for documents in rule 2.14.
Note 2: A professional witness may provide a business address in place of a residential address.
 (2) If, in a parenting proceeding:
 (a) the deponent of an affidavit is a party; and
 (b) the affidavit does not disclose the deponent's address; and
 (c) the