(1) Subject to
subsection (2), a union may make an application as referred to in
section 223(3)(b) without —
(a)
identifying the member or members on whose behalf the application is made; or
(b)
providing evidence of the union’s authority to make the application on
behalf of the member or members.
(2) The internal
reviewer or Tribunal, as the case requires, may direct the union to provide
the internal reviewer or Tribunal with any information or evidence of the kind
referred to in subsection (1)(a) or (b) within the time specified in the
direction.
(3) The internal
reviewer or Tribunal must not disclose to any person any information or
evidence provided by the union in accordance with the direction unless —
(a) the
internal reviewer or Tribunal reasonably believes that the disclosure is
necessary for the purpose of conducting the review; and
(b) the
information or evidence is disclosed in a form that does not identify any
member of the union.
(4) Despite subsection
(3)(b), the internal reviewer or Tribunal —
(a) may
ask a member of the union to consent to the disclosure of their identity; and
(b) if
the member so consents, may disclose the information or evidence in a form
that identifies the member.