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11.—(1) The President may make, vary or revoke practice directions about the procedure of the Tribunals in the area for which the President is responsible, including—
(a)practice directions about the exercise by Tribunals of powers under these Regulations (including the Schedules); and
(b)practice directions about the provision by Employment Judges of mediation, in relation to disputed matters in a case that is the subject of proceedings, and may permit an Employment Judge to act as mediator in a case even though they have been selected to decide matters in that case.
(2) Practice directions may make different provision for different cases, different areas, or different types of proceedings.
(3) Any practice direction made, varied or revoked shall be published by the President in an appropriate manner to bring it to the attention of the persons to whom it is addressed.
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