(1) The following persons shall have a right of audience before the tribunal-
(a) any party;
(b) an officer or servant of a corporation, if the corporation is a party;
(c) a member of a partnership, if the persons comprising the partnership are parties;
(d) with the leave of the tribunal, any person, other than counsel or a solicitor, who is authorized in writing by a party to appear as his representative; (Amended 14 of 2003 s. 12)
(e) a public officer, not being a barrister or solicitor, who appears on behalf of the Secretary for Justice, if the Secretary for Justice is a party. (Added 14 of 2003 s. 12)
(2) Except for the purposes of proceedings under section 35A for insulting behaviour, no barrister or solicitor, including a barrister or solicitor who is a public officer whether or not qualified to practise in a court in Hong Kong, shall have a right of audience before the tribunal unless he is acting on his own behalf as a claimant or defendant. (Amended 28 of 1999 s. 9)