Article 10 Inquiry timetable
(1)
The inspector must prepare a timetable for the proceedings at, or at part of, an inquiry where—
(a)
a pre-inquiry meeting is held; or
(b)
it appears to the National Assembly likely that an inquiry will last for 4 days or more.
(2)
In respect of shorter inquiries, or those where no pre-inquiry meeting is held, the inspector may at any time prepare a timetable for the proceedings at, or at part of, any other inquiry.
(3)
The inspector may, at any time, vary the timetable arranged under the preceding paragraphs.
(4)
The inspector may specify in a timetable arranged pursuant to this rule a date by which any statement of evidence and summary sent in accordance with rule 16(1) must be sent to the National Assembly.