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65.—(1) All the proceedings at a hearing in accordance with this Part must be recorded in writing.
(2) Subject to paragraphs (3), (4) and (5), a copy of the transcript of the proceedings must be made available to any person on request, unless a decision has been taken to hold the hearing in private, in which case a transcript must only be made available to those present at the hearing.
(3) If part of the hearing is held in private, a copy of the transcript of that part of the proceedings must only be supplied to persons present during that part.
(4) The CAA is entitled to require payment of a reasonable fee before supplying a copy of any transcript.
(5) The CAA is not required to supply an electronic recording or transcript of the proceedings at any time more than one year after it has published or notified its decision.
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