PART V CONCILIATION PROCEEDINGS — Witnesses and documents
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(1) A conciliation board has the power of summoning before it witnesses and of requiring them to give evidence on oath or affirmation orally or in writing, and to produce those documents and things that the board considers necessary to the full investigation and consideration of the matters referred to it, but the information so obtained from the documents shall not, except as the board considers expedient, be made public.
106(2)
A member of a conciliation board has the powers that are or may be conferred on a commissioner under the Public Inquiries Act, 2006.
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