(1) A Court may
exercise its powers on the application of a party or on its own initiative
unless these regulations or another written law provides otherwise.
(2) A Court may make
an order on its own initiative with or without —
(a)
allowing the parties to make submissions; or
(b)
hearing the parties.
(3) If the Court
decides to allow the parties to make submissions before making an order on its
own initiative, it must notify each party likely to be affected by the order
of how and when the submissions are to be made.
(4) If the Court
decides to hear the parties before making an order on its own initiative, it
must notify each party likely to be affected by the order of the time and
place of the hearing.