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2.
MADAM SPEAKER, THE AMENDMENTS BASED ON THOSE
RECOMMENDATIONS ARE OF A MINOR POLICY NATURE AND MOSTLY
TECHNICAL IN NATURE. NEVERTHELESS, THEY WILL ENABLE THE
TRIBUNAL TO OPERATE MORE FLEXIBLY AND WILL ASSIST THE TRIBUNAL
TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY.
FOR EXAMPLE, THE AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 18 OF THE ACT WILL PROVIDE
A CLEARER STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT'S ROLE AND FUNCTIONS IN
RELATION TO THE ARRANGEMENT OF BUSINESS OF THE TRIBUNAL AND WILL
PROVIDE THAT THE PRESIDENT MAY GIVE DIRECTIONS AS TO THE
PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED GENERALLY IN PROCEEDINGS IN THE
TRIBUNAL.
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF OTHER EXAMPLES. AT PRESENT THE TRIBUNAL
CONVENES DIRECTIONS HEARINGS BUT THEY ARE NOT FORMALLY
RECOGNISED IN THE ACT AND THEIR STATUS IS UNCLEAR. THE
AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 32 WILL GIVE FORMAL RECOGNITION TO
DIRECTIONS HEARINGS.
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