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Part 2 · General Provisions

25. Power to waive procedural requirements and effect of non‑compliance

(1)

Subject to the Act, a Tribunal may in special circumstances, and subject to any conditions, exempt a person from compliance with any procedural requirements of these Regulations in relation to any proceeding.

(2)

Subject to the Act, if a proceeding or an order of a Tribunal does not comply with any provision of these Regulations —

(a)

the non-compliance does not render the proceeding or order void; but(b)the Tribunal may, in any manner and on any terms —

(i)

set aside (whether wholly or in part) as irregular;

(ii)

amend; or

(iii)

otherwise deal with,the proceeding or order.

Subregulation 1

Subject to the Act, a Tribunal may in special circumstances, and subject to any conditions, exempt a person from compliance with any procedural requirements of these Regulations in relation to any proceeding.

Subregulation 2

Subject to the Act, if a proceeding or an order of a Tribunal does not comply with any provision of these Regulations —

(a)

the non-compliance does not render the proceeding or order void; but(b)the Tribunal may, in any manner and on any terms —

(i)

set aside (whether wholly or in part) as irregular;

(ii)

amend; or

(iii)

otherwise deal with,the proceeding or order.

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