Oath of secrecy requires tribunal members to keep proceedings confidential except for disclosures necessary to perform official duties. Oath requires every appointed member of a tribunal or appellate authority to solemnly affirm or swear not to disclose any matter that becomes known to ... Summary
Oath of secrecy requires tribunal members to keep proceedings confidential except for disclosures necessary to perform official duties.
Oath requires every appointed member of a tribunal or appellate authority to solemnly affirm or swear not to disclose any matter that becomes known to them in the course of their office, prohibiting direct or indirect communication except as required for the due discharge of official duties.
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