Dress regulations require formal tribunal attire for presiding officers, members and authorized representatives in proceedings. Dress regulations require the Presiding Officer and Members to wear prescribed formal attire-black or striped or white pants with a black coat over a white shirt and band or tie, with female officers wearing a black coat over a white saree. Authorized representatives must appear in professional dress where applicable; otherwise males must wear a suit or buttoned-up coat over pants or specified national dress, and females a coat over a white or sober-coloured saree or other sober dress; all other persons must be properly dressed.
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Dress regulations require formal tribunal attire for presiding officers, members and authorized representatives in proceedings.
Dress regulations require the Presiding Officer and Members to wear prescribed formal attire-black or striped or white pants with a black coat over a white shirt and band or tie, with female officers wearing a black coat over a white saree. Authorized representatives must appear in professional dress where applicable; otherwise males must wear a suit or buttoned-up coat over pants or specified national dress, and females a coat over a white or sober-coloured saree or other sober dress; all other persons must be properly dressed.
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