(1) A commission may
be constituted of a single commissioner or of two or more commissioners.
(2) Where a commission
is constituted of two or more commissioners, the commissioners will sit
jointly to conduct the inquiry unless the Governor authorises individual
commissioners to sit independently to conduct parts or aspects of the inquiry
that are, by direction of the Governor or the chairman, to be dealt with
independently by individual commissioners.
(3) Where a
commissioner sits independently of other commissioners to conduct particular
parts or aspects of an inquiry, the commissioner will have in relation to
those proceedings the same powers as if appointed a sole commissioner.
(4) Where a commission
is constituted of two or more commissioners, and the commissioners are to sit
jointly for the purposes of the inquiry or any part or aspect of the inquiry,
then, subject to any contrary direction by the Governor—
(a) a
quorum of the commission consists of a number of commissioners equal to, or
greater than, one-half the total number of commissioners; and
(b) the
chairman will determine questions of administration and procedure; and
(c) any
other question will be determined according to the opinion of a majority of
the commissioners present at the sitting at which the question is to be
determined.