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34.—(1) Unless the Tribunal orders otherwise an appeal to the Court shall not operate as a stay of any decision or order of the Tribunal.
(2) The Tribunal may endorse a consent order where all parties to an action have consented to the suspension of the operation of an order.
(3) An application to the Tribunal for an endorsement under paragraph (2) must be accompanied by the relevant fee.
(4) Where any order of the Tribunal has been suspended by the Tribunal in accordance with rule 33(3) or upon the application of a party to the proceedings in accordance with rule 34(2) the Secretary must serve notice of the suspension on all parties to the proceedings, and if particulars of the order have been advertised must cause notice of the suspension to be advertised in the same manner.
(5) Rule 30(3) applies to the publication of a decision to suspend an order.
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