Section 109 of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004 – Power of Board to make procedural rules

(a) specify the forms to be used for referring a dispute to the Board under this Part,

(b) require specified notifications to be given in respect of the referral of a dispute to the Board under this Part,

(c) specify that a fee of specified amount shall be paid to the Board in respect of the Board's initially dealing with a dispute or the following of any other procedure under this Part in relation to it …,

(d) specify the period within which—

(i) a mediator or adjudicator must be appointed under section 93(2) or (3) or section 94(a) to deal with or determine a dispute referred to the Board,

(ii) a mediator or adjudicator must furnish his or her report under section 95 or 99 to the Board,

(iii) …

(iv) the Board must serve the documents referred to in section 99(3) on each of the parties,

(v) a dispute must be referred under section 94, 96(2) or 100 to the Tribunal,

(vi) the Director must, from the date of receipt by the Board of a determination of an adjudicator under section 97(4)(a) (contained in a report made to it under section 99), make a determination order on foot of that determination,

(vii) the Tribunal must, from the date of a dispute being referred to it, or a determination in relation to a dispute being appealed to it, arrange a hearing in relation to the dispute,

(viii) the Tribunal must, from the date of completion by it of a hearing or hearings in relation to a dispute, make its determination in relation to the dispute,

(ix) the Director must, from the date of receipt by the Board of a determination of the Tribunal under section 108 make a determination order on foot of that determination, and

(x) the Board must make an application under section 124 to enforce a determination order on being notified that that order is not being complied with.