29. Advertisement of cases

Subject to paragraphs (3) and (4), where a case is brought before a Tribunal, the person bringing the case must, within 10 days after the case is filed, cause a notice of the bringing of the case to be advertised.

The notice must —

be in the specified form;

specify the date on which the case was brought and the relevant case file number;

state the name and the address for service of the person who brought the case; and

state the general nature of the case and specify the provision of the Act, or the regulations made under the Act, under which the case is brought.

The presiding member may direct that the notice need not be advertised or that the notice be advertised in a manner other than that specified in regulation 5.

This regulation does not apply to an application made in relation to —

section 199(1) or (5), 251(2)(e)(ii), 252(2)(d)(ii) or 253(2)(c)(ii); or

regulation 5(3)(d) of the Copyright (Royalties for Musical Records) Regulations 2021.

Subject to paragraphs (3) and (4), where a case is brought before a Tribunal, the person bringing the case must, within 10 days after the case is filed, cause a notice of the bringing of the case to be advertised.

The notice must —

be in the specified form;

specify the date on which the case was brought and the relevant case file number;

state the name and the address for service of the person who brought the case; and

state the general nature of the case and specify the provision of the Act, or the regulations made under the Act, under which the case is brought.

The presiding member may direct that the notice need not be advertised or that the notice be advertised in a manner other than that specified in regulation 5.

This regulation does not apply to an application made in relation to —

section 199(1) or (5), 251(2)(e)(ii), 252(2)(d)(ii) or 253(2)(c)(ii); or

regulation 5(3)(d) of the Copyright (Royalties for Musical Records) Regulations 2021.