| 36. | The Tribunal may take into account any relevant evidence, whether or not such evidence would be admissible in a court. The Tribunal shall at all times apply the rules of natural justice. |
| 37. | The Tribunal has discretion to allow a Party to adduce written evidence or call a witness at a Hearing which has not been disclosed in accordance with these Rules or any relevant Case Management Direction. |
| 38. | Production of a certificate from a competent officer of a Court in the United Kingdom or overseas shall be conclusive evidence of an offence committed. |
| 39. | Production of a certificate signed by an officer of a regulatory body shall be conclusive evidence of that regulator's determination. |
| 40. | The Tribunal may, upon the application of any Party, in the interests of the witness direct that details which could identify a witness shall not be revealed in public. |
| 41. | Witnesses: |
| (a) | shall usually first be examined by the Party calling them; |
| (b) | may be cross examined; |
| (c) | may be re-examined by the Party calling them; |
| (d) | may be questioned by the Tribunal; |
| (e) | may be re-examined by the Party calling them on matters arising out of the Tribunal questions. |
| 42. | The Tribunal may, upon the application of any Party or of its own volition require a person who is due to be a future witness to be excluded from the Hearing. |
| 43. | The Chair or Tribunal, after receiving submissions from the Parties, may adopt such measures as considered necessary to receive evidence from a witness. |
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