68 Tribunal procedure
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (2000 c 23) | Legislation

68  Tribunal procedure

(1)     Subject to any rules made under section 69, the Tribunal shall be entitled to determine their own procedure in relation to any proceedings, complaint or reference brought before or made to them.

(2)     The Tribunal shall have power—

(a)     in connection with the investigation of any matter, or

(b)     otherwise for the purposes of the Tribunal's consideration or determination of any matter,

to require a relevant Commissioner appearing to the Tribunal to have functions in relation to the matter in question to provide the Tribunal with all such assistance (including that Commissioner's opinion as to any issue falling to be determined by the Tribunal) as the Tribunal think fit.

(3)     Where the Tribunal hear or consider any proceedings, complaint or reference relating to any matter, they shall secure that every relevant Commissioner appearing to them to have functions in relation to that matter—

(a)     is aware that the matter is the subject of proceedings, a complaint or a reference brought before or made to the Tribunal; and

(b)     is kept informed of any determination, award, order or other decision made by the Tribunal with respect to that matter.

(4)     Where the Tribunal determine any proceedings,

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