Part 4Tribunal’s procedures

Part 4 — Tribunal’s procedures Division 1 — Introduction 32. Practice and procedure, generally 22 33. Practice notes 24 34. Directions for conduct of proceedings 24 35. Obtaining information from third parties 25 36. Who are parties to proceedings 25 37. Intervening in proceeding 26 38. Joining person as party to proceeding 26 39. Representation in proceedings 27 40. Tribunal may appoint representative or guardian 28 41. Interpreters 28 Division 2 — Preliminary procedures 42. Commencing proceeding 28 43. Fee for commencing proceeding 29 44. Tribunal may reject application or accept it conditionally 29 45. Who has to be given copy of application 30 46. Dismissing proceeding on withdrawal or for want of prosecution 31 47. Frivolous etc. proceedings, dismissal of etc. 32 48. Proceedings being conducted to cause disadvantage, Tribunal’s powers as to 32 49. No new application after dismissal etc. under s. 46, 47 or 48 without leave 33 50. More appropriate forum 33 51. Consolidating proceedings 34 51A. Splitting proceedings 34 52. Compulsory conference 34 53. Failure to attend compulsory conference 35 54. Mediation 36 55. Evidence of certain things at compulsory conference or mediation inadmissible later 37 56. Settling proceedings 37 Division 3 — Proceedings and hearings 57. Who presides 38 58. Decision of Tribunal if 2 or more sitting members 38 59. Questions of law, deciding 38 60. Electronic hearings and proceedings without hearings 40 61. Hearings to be public; exceptions 40 62. Publishing evidence etc. given at proceeding, restrictions as to 41 63. Notice of hearings 42 64. Experts etc., Tribunal may appoint to assist 42 65. Special referees 43 66. Summoning witnesses 43 67. Powers relating to witnesses 44 68. Privilege against self‑incrimination 45 69. Other claims of privilege 45 70. Oaths and affirmations 45 71. Tribunal may authorise person to take evidence 46 72. Tribunal may inspect etc. documents etc. produced 46