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CurrentGeneral rules for constitution of Tribunal
Part 4Proceedings
Division 4Constitution of Tribunal for a proceeding
Subdivision BProceedings generally
39 General rules for constitution of Tribunal
General rules
(1)
The Tribunal must be constituted for the purposes of a proceeding by a single member, 2 members or 3 members.
(2)
The Tribunal may be constituted by 2 or 3 members only if the President considers that it is appropriate to do so:
(a)
because the proceeding raises a complex issue; or
(b)
because one or more of the members have particular expertise relevant to the proceeding; or
(c)
in the interests of justice.
(3)
The Tribunal constituted must have no more than one member who is a Judge.
Exceptions
(4)
This section is subject to Subdivision C (guidance and appeals panel).
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