(1) The Tribunal may make orders for a proceeding in the following terms:
(a) a hearing, or part of a hearing, be held in private;
(b) prohibit or restrict the publication of the name and address of:
(i) a party to the proceeding; or
(ii) a witness appearing before the Tribunal in the proceeding;
(c) prohibit or restrict the publication of:
(i) evidence given before the Tribunal in the proceeding; or
(ii) an order or decision made by the Tribunal in the proceeding;
(d) prohibit or restrict the disclosure of some or all of the evidence given before the Tribunal to the parties to the proceeding;
(e) exclude any person from the proceeding or any part of the proceeding.
(2) The Tribunal must not do so unless the Tribunal considers that the order is necessary:
(a) in the interest of justice; or
(b) by reason of the confidential nature of the evidence to be given before the Tribunal; or
(c) in order to expedite proceedings of the Tribunal; or
(d) for any other reason.
Note for section 62
Non-compliance with an order of the Tribunal may constitute contempt under section 86.