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Article 18 Documents

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(1)

Within 42 days after the Tribunal has sent an acknowledgement under rule 6(b) or 13(b), each party shall—

(a)

send to the Tribunal copies of all documents on which he proposes to rely in the proceedings; and

(b)

send to the Tribunal a list of all other documents in his possession or control which may be relevant to issues in the proceedings, stating which he is willing to produce and which he objects to producing, with the ground of any objection.

(2)

The Tribunal, upon receiving the information and documents referred to in paragraph (1) above from any party to the proceedings, shall send copies to all other parties.

(3)

The Tribunal may at any time direct a party to the proceedings to disclose a specified document or documents of a specified description to the other party or parties and to the Tribunal.

(4)

At or before the time when he makes arrangements for the hearing, the Tribunal shall send to each party to the proceedings copies of such of the following documents as are not already in that party’s possession:—

(a)

all documents furnished to the Tribunal by any party in response to procedural directions;

(b)

in the case of an appeal, the decision appealed against;

(c)

in the case of a charge, the Commissioner’s statement of his decision on the complaint underlying the charge; and

(d)

any other documents in the Tribunal’s possession which it considers relevant.