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6.—(1) The Tribunal may give a direction at any time, including a direction amending or suspending an earlier direction.
(2) The Tribunal may give a direction—
(a)on the application of one or more of the parties; or
(b)on its own initiative.
(3) An application for directions must include the reason for making that application.
(4) An application for directions may be made either—
(a)by sending or delivering a written application to the Tribunal; or
(b)orally during the course of a hearing.
(5) Unless the Tribunal considers that there is a good reason not to do so, the Tribunal must send written notice of any direction to every party and any other person affected by the direction.
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