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49.—(1) The United Kingdom Representative may give notice to the Tribunal that he wishes to participate in any proceedings where the appellant has made an asylum claim.
(2) Where the United Kingdom Representative has given notice under paragraph (1)—
(a)rules 54(6) and 55(7) shall apply; and
(b)the Tribunal must permit him to make representations in the proceedings if he wishes to do so, and may give directions for that purpose.
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