(1) This section applies if—
(a) a certifying authority gives a non-disclosure certificate in relation to information or a matter; and
(b) the non-disclosure certificate does not include a prescribed reason for the giving of the certificate.
(2) The certifying authority is a party to the proceeding in which the information or matter is to be considered.
(3) The tribunal must decide whether the information or matter should be disclosed to a party to the proceeding.
(4) Before making the decision, the tribunal must consider the following:
(a) that the parties to a proceeding should be made aware of all relevant matters;
(b) any reason why the disclosure of the information or matter is not in the public interest that is stated in the non-disclosure certificate.
(5) If the tribunal decides that the information or matter should be disclosed, the tribunal must—
(a) give each party to the proceeding written notice of the decision; and
(b) make the information available or allow the part of the document stating the matter to be inspected.