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31.—(1) A hearing must be in public except where the tribunal is satisfied that in the circumstances of the case, and subject to the overriding objective described in regulation 3 the hearing should be held in private.
(2) The tribunal may decide under paragraph (1) that—
(a)part only of the hearing must be in private; or
(b)any of the following matters must not be made public—
(i)information about the proceedings before the tribunal;
(ii)the names and identifying characteristics of persons concerned in the proceedings; or
(iii)specified evidence given in the proceedings.
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