(b) in the case of a party who is legally represented, that they have been discussed  with the party on whose behalf they are provided.  (6) Each party must bring to a hearing or appointment a copy of any estimate of costs  filed and served in accordance with paragraph (1), (2) or (3) and any particulars of costs  filed and served in accordance with paragraph (4).  (7) The amount of—  must be recorded in a recital to the order made at the hearing or appointment before which  the estimate or particulars were filed or served.  (8) If a party fails to comply with paragraph (1), (2), (3) or (4)—  (Rule 28.3 makes provision for orders for costs in financial remedy proceedings.)  (Practice Direction 9A makes provision for statements of truth to be included in estimates  of costs and particulars of costs filed and served in accordance with this rule.)”.  13.  After rule 9.27 (estimates of costs) insert—  9.27A. —(1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent  order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on  each other party an open proposal for settlement—  (2) Where no FDR appointment takes place, each party must file with the court and serve  on each other party an open proposal for settlement—  14.  For the heading to rule 9.28 (duty to make open proposals) substitute—  15.  In rule 12.1 (application of this Part), after paragraph (2) insert—  “(3) This Part is subject to any provision made by or pursuant to Part 41 (proceeding by  electronic means).”.  (a) a costs estimate filed and served in accordance with paragraph (1), (2) or (3); and  (b) particulars of costs filed and served in accordance with paragraph (4),  (a) this fact must be recorded in a recital to the order made at the hearing or  appointment before which the costs estimate or particulars of costs should have  been filed and served; and  (b) the court must direct that the relevant costs estimate or particulars of costs must be  filed with the court and served on each other party within three days of the hearing  or appointment or within such other time period as the court directs.  (a) by such date as the court directs; or  (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 days after the date  of the FDR appointment.  (a) by such date as the court directs; or  (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), not less than 42 days before  the date fixed for the final hearing.”.  Insertion of new rule 9.27A  “Duty to make open proposals after a FDR appointment or where there has been no  FDR appointment  Amendment of the heading to rule 9.28  Amendment of rule 12.1  4 “Duty to make open proposals before a final hearing ”. 