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8.—(1) Where an independent expert has prepared a report, the tribunal shall admit the report in evidence unless it determines that the report is not based on the facts relating to the question. If the tribunal does not admit the report, it may determine the question itself or require another independent expert to prepare a report on the question.
(2) The tribunal may refuse to admit evidence of facts or hear submissions on issues which have not been disclosed to the other party as required by these rules or any order (unless it was not reasonably practicable for a party to have done so).
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