(1) This section applies to —
(a) any evidence given before the Tribunal; and
(b) the contents of any documents produced to the Tribunal; and
(c) any information that might enable a person who has appeared before the Tribunal to be identified.
(2) Anything to which this section applies that is protected matter is not to be published.
(3) On the application of a party or on its own initiative the Tribunal may, in the circumstances described in section 61(4), order that anything, or any particular thing, to which this section applies is not to be published except in the manner and to the persons, if any, specified by the Tribunal.
(4) The Tribunal’s power to make an order under subsection (3) is exercisable by —
(a) a legally qualified member; or
(b) the presiding member if the Tribunal as constituted for a hearing does not consist of or include a legally qualified member.