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(1) A reference in this Part to a decision of FWA includes any decision of FWA however described. However, to avoid doubt, a reference to a decision of FWA does not include an outcome of a process carried out in accordance with subsection 595(2) (which deals with FWA's power to deal with disputes). Note: Examples of decisions that FWA makes include making modern awards, approving or refusing to approve enterprise agreements, decisions as to how, when and where a matter is to be dealt with, deciding whether to grant permission to hear an appeal, and decisions in relation to appeals. (2) If FWA makes a decision that makes or varies an instrument, a reference in this Part to a decision of FWA includes FWA's decision to make or vary the instrument in the particular terms decided. (3) A decision of FWA that is described as an order must be made by order. Note: An example of a decision that is described as an order is a bargaining order. (4) A decision of FWA that is not described as an order may be made by order.