Article 30 Determining the application
(1)
An application for permission to appeal must be determined by a legally qualified member of the Tribunal without a hearing.
(2)
The Tribunal may—
(a)
grant permission to appeal;
(b)
refuse permission to appeal; or
(c)
subject to paragraph (3), set aside the Tribunal’s determination and direct that the appeal to the Tribunal be reheard.
(3)
An order under paragraph (2)(c)—
(a)
may only be made by the President or Deputy President of the Tribunal; and
(b)
may not be made without first giving every party an opportunity to make written representations.
(4)
The Tribunal’s determination must include its reasons, which may be in summary form.