Article 19 Decisions and ordersI1

If the parties agree in writing upon the terms of a decision or order, the Valuation Tribunal may, if it thinks fit, make such decision or order.

Where two or more members of a tribunal are acting, any decision may be made by a majority and if the votes are equal, the chairman is to have a casting vote.

Where a matter is dealt with on the basis of a hearing, the decision may be given orally at the end of the hearing or reserved.

The Valuation Tribunal may make an order in consequence of a decision.

An order may require a valuation list to be altered.

As soon as reasonably practicable after a decision has been made by the Valuation Tribunal, it shall—

by a notice in writing to the parties and (save in the case of a decision made under paragraph (1)) the notice shall contain a statement of reasons for the decision.

The notice under paragraph (6) shall be accompanied by a copy of any order made by the Valuation Tribunal in consequence of its decision.