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15. In rule 23—
(1) for sub-paragraph (5) substitute—
“(5) Subject to paragraph (5A) the Appeal Tribunal shall not make a full restricted reporting order unless it has given each party to the proceedings an opportunity to advance oral argument at a hearing, if they so wish.”.
(2) after sub-paragraph (5) insert—
“(5A) The Appeal Tribunal may make a temporary restricted reporting order without a hearing.
(5B) Where a temporary restricted reporting order has been made the Registrar shall inform the parties to the proceedings in writing as soon as possible of:
(a)the fact that the order has been made; and
(b)their right to apply to have the temporary restricted reporting order revoked or converted into a full restricted reporting order within 14 days of the temporary order being made.
(5C) If no such application is made under subparagraph (5B)(b) within the 14 days, the temporary restricted reporting order shall lapse and cease to have any effect on the fifteenth day after it was made. When such an application is made the temporary restricted reporting order shall continue to have effect until the Hearing at which the application is considered.”;
(3) in sub-paragraph (6) delete the word “such”.
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