(1) According to sub-section (1) of Section 14 of the Act, if the parties wish to reconcile the matter complained to the Commission, the Saagragagma Sachratus This Fall in the format as per Schedule-5. (2) If it appears that reconciliation is possible based on the application made under sub-rule (1), an official of the Commission shall clearly inform the aggrieved party about the consequences and effects of reconciliation.
(3) After clarifying the content of the dispute according to sub-rule (2), if both parties agree to conciliation and if it appears that the aggrieved party will receive relief or his rights will be protected by conciliation, the Commission may conduct conciliation in accordance with schedule-6.
(4) The commission shall complete the conciliation proceedings within one month of the application for conciliation. However, if the parties jointly request for more time for reconciliation discussion, the commission can provide additional fifteen days time.
(5) For conciliation, the Commission may take the assistance of conciliators listed in accordance with prevailing laws.
(6) (During conciliation according to sub-rule (3), if any party has yet to fulfill any condition according to the conciliation, the relevant party shall fulfill such condition and inform the Commission within the time limit specified in the conciliation.
(7) If the party who has to fulfill the condition according to sub-rule (6) does not fulfill the condition, the Commission will keep the process of investigation and proceed with the action according to this regulation.
(8) If there is a reconciliation between the parties according to sub-rule (1), a settlement document shall be prepared and both parties of the dispute shall be signed by a designated member or employee of the Yagrpa within seven days of the dispute, and one copy shall be given to the concerned party with the seal of the office. One copy shall be kept in the commission.