Industrial Relations Act 1960 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 7 · Procedure and Powers of Courts
62. Exclusion of evidence as to certain matters
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Where a trade dispute relates to matters as to which negotiations have taken place in accordance with this Act, the parties to the dispute may agree upon and present to the Court a written statement relating to the negotiations but except for such statement no evidence shall be given in proceedings in the Court as to the negotiations.
trade dispute
“trade dispute” means a dispute (including a threatened, impending or probable dispute) as to industrial matters;
In proceedings before the Court, evidence shall not be given with regard to any offer relating to industrial matters made without prejudice by any person, trade union or platform work association without the consent of that person, trade union or platform work association, as the case may be.
Court
“Court” means an Industrial Arbitration Court established under section 3;