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52.—(1) The Chair shall pronounce in public the penalty or penalties imposed by the tribunal and may sit alone for that purpose.
(2) The pronouncement of the penalty or penalties may be on the same occasion as the pronouncement of the determination under rule 50, or at a later date.
(3) The decision to impose a penalty or penalties shall be recorded in writing, and a copy of the written decision shall be sent to the respondent, the Designated Officer, the bishop, the registrar and the provincial registrar.
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