Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024
General rule
69(1)
The hearing of a proceeding in the Tribunal must be in public.
Note:
The hearing of a proceeding is the substantive hearing of the matter before the Tribunal. Directions hearings do not need to be in public (see the definition of hearing of a proceeding in section 4 ).
Exception - practice directions may require private hearing
69(2)
Despite subsection (1) , in the circumstances specified in the practice directions: (a) the hearing or part of the hearing is to take place in private; and (b) only the persons specified in the practice directions may be present.
Exception - Tribunal may require private hearing
69(3)
Despite subsection (1) , the Tribunal may, by order: (a) direct that the hearing or part of the hearing is to take place in private; and (b) give directions in relation to the persons who may be present.
Note:
The power must be exercised in accordance with section 71 .
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