sec.92AProcedure before public examination starts

### sec.92A Procedure before public examination starts Before the start of a public examination, the tribunal must be satisfied each person to be examined has received written grounds for the public examination. On being satisfied under subsection (1) , the tribunal must— decide a time and place for the public examination; and issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. If a person to be examined is a corporation, the tribunal must issue the attendance notice requiring the executive officer of the corporation to attend the tribunal for examination. The attendance notice must state— the time and place for the public examination decided by the tribunal; and that the person may make oral and written submissions at the examination. The commission must serve the attendance notice on the person to whom it was issued. s 92A ins 2009 No. 24 s 1689 amd 2013 No. 38 s 14 sch 1 (sec.92A-ssec.1) Before the start of a public examination, the tribunal must be satisfied each person to be examined has received written grounds for the public examination. (sec.92A-ssec.2) On being satisfied under subsection (1) , the tribunal must— decide a time and place for the public examination; and issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. (sec.92A-ssec.3) If a person to be examined is a corporation, the tribunal must issue the attendance notice requiring the executive officer of the corporation to attend the tribunal for examination. (sec.92A-ssec.4) The attendance notice must state— the time and place for the public examination decided by the tribunal; and that the person may make oral and written submissions at the examination. (sec.92A-ssec.5) The commission must serve the attendance notice on the person to whom it was issued. - (a) decide a time and place for the public examination; and - (b) issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. - (a) the time and place for the public examination decided by the tribunal; and - (b) that the person may make oral and written submissions at the examination.