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24.—(1) Anything required or permitted to be supplied (including any representations made) under these Regulations must be in writing.
(2) If a document supplied refers to another document, a copy of that other document must also be supplied.
(3) Anything required or permitted to be supplied under these Regulations may be supplied electronically if—
(a)it is capable of being accessed by the recipient,
(b)the information contained in it is available to the recipient to no lesser extent than it would be if it were in printed form,
(c)it is sufficiently permanent to be used for subsequent reference, and
(d)the recipient consents to its being supplied electronically.
(4) Documents and copies supplied by the appellant or the Authority must be supplied in duplicate.
(5) But paragraph (4) does not apply to a document or copy—
(a)required to accompany a notice of appeal under regulation 7(1)(d) and (2), or
(b)supplied electronically.
(6) If any document has already been supplied for the purposes of an appeal and is readily available to all parties, the appointed person may direct that it need not be supplied again.
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