Mr. Chairman, the operative word in that clause that the Member has been looking at is "may;" that any party affected by the decision or order may file with the clerk of the Territorial Court. Or the case is that once an order is made, the offending party or whatever may comply without it being necessary to file with the Territorial Court. However, where there is some begrudging hesitancy to comply, then you would find it necessary to use the courts to encourage compliance. It's likely that in such a case there would be some requirement to ensure that costs incurred by the offended party should be reimbursed by someone, probably the offending party.
Stephen Kakfwi on Committee Motion 49-12(7): That Government Prepare Human Rights Legislation, Carried
In the Legislative Assembly on April 27th, 1995. See this statement in context.
Committee Motion 49-12(7): That Government Prepare Human Rights Legislation, Carried
Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
April 27th, 1995
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