Section 108 — Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

The Tribunal as constituted for the purposes of any proceedings in which evidence may be taken may authorise a presidential member to take evidence for the purposes of the proceedings on its behalf, with such limitations (if any) as the Tribunal so constituted directs, and, where such an authority is given:

(a) that member may take evidence accordingly; and

(b) for the purposes of this Act, that member shall, in relation to the taking of evidence in accordance with the authority, be deemed to constitute the Tribunal.

Related sections

• s 105 — Power to take evidence on oath
• s 106 — Hearings to be in public except in special circumstances
• s 107 — Evidence in form of written statement
• s 109 — Participants in proceedings before Tribunal
• s 110 — Representation
• s 111 — Tribunal may order costs be awarded

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