Public access to hearings upheld, with tribunal discretion to exclude the public or specific persons when appropriate. Proceedings before the Tribunal are fundamentally open to the public, subject to a discretionary, case-specific power enabling the Tribunal to order that ... Summary
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CEGAT (Countervailing Duty and Anti-Dumping) Procedure Rules, 1996
Public access to hearings upheld, with tribunal discretion to exclude the public or specific persons when appropriate.
Proceedings before the Tribunal are fundamentally open to the public, subject to a discretionary, case-specific power enabling the Tribunal to order that the public generally or a particular person be denied access to, or required to leave, the room or building used for the hearing at any stage of a particular proceeding.
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