Hearing by investigation panel
52 Hearing by investigation panel
(1) An investigation panel may hold a hearing in connection with the complaint.
(2) The investigation panel may determine whether a hearing is held in public or in private.
(3) If a hearing or part of a hearing is to take place in private, the investigation panel may give directions as to the persons who may be present.
(4) The following persons may examine or cross-examine any witness at a hearing on any matter that the investigation panel considers relevant:
a legal practitioner assisting the investigation panel;
(b) any person authorised by the investigation panel to appear before it at the hearing;
(c) any legal practitioner representing a person at the hearing under section 65;
(d) the judicial officer or ordinary member of NTCAT who is the subject of the complaint.
(5) The investigation panel may set limits on the examination and cross-examination as the panel considers appropriate.
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