Inspection of tribunal records requires authorised supervision, forbids alteration or marking, and permits suspension and reporting. On grant of permission, the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar shall procure the case records and allow inspection at Registrar fixed times in the immediate presence of an authorised officer; the inspector must not dislocate, mutilate, tamper with, damage, or mark records while taking notes. The supervising officer may prohibit further inspection if records are at risk or rules are violated, must report to the Registrar for orders, and shall record the incident in the Inspection Register.
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Inspection of tribunal records requires authorised supervision, forbids alteration or marking, and permits suspension and reporting.
On grant of permission, the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar shall procure the case records and allow inspection at Registrar fixed times in the immediate presence of an authorised officer; the inspector must not dislocate, mutilate, tamper with, damage, or mark records while taking notes. The supervising officer may prohibit further inspection if records are at risk or rules are violated, must report to the Registrar for orders, and shall record the incident in the Inspection Register.
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