(1)  An order of the Tribunal must be in writing.

(2)  The Tribunal must give a copy of any order it makes in proceedings to –

(a) each party to the proceedings; and

(b) each other person entitled to notice of the proceedings or of the order under this Act, the National Law or the referring Act.

(3)  The Tribunal must give reasons for making an order in proceedings, other than an order that has effect only for the duration of the proceedings or a shorter period.

(4)  The Tribunal must give under subsection (3) its reasons for making an order, within 60 days, or a later period determined by the Tribunal, after making the order.

(5)  If the Tribunal gives orally reasons for making an order in proceedings, a party to the proceedings may, within 14 days after the order is made, request the Tribunal to give its reasons in writing.

(6)  The Tribunal must, within 45 days after receiving a request under subsection (5) , comply with the request.

(7)  The Tribunal may extend the period referred to in subsection (6) , but only if the Tribunal gives, to the person who requested the reasons for an order be given in writing, reasons for the extension.

(8)  If the Tribunal gives written reasons for making an order, it must include in those reasons its findings on material questions of fact.

(9)  An order of the Tribunal comes into effect immediately after it is made or at a later time, if any, specified in the order.