2o [re Cor:et I or the Preside!,t if the Gourt i6 not sittis8t ebd1l at the lequ€st of o|le of tlre parties or plop3io motultala !h€ aeoessa,rg Etep6 fo! the erEsisatioo orffi6tie+. rdee tbeg befor€ th6 Corrt itEelfr trrticle 66 Ih€ Ccud nay et ary tiare docide 1 €itber p:roprio rptu o! at tbe rc6:est of a pertyr to exolais€ itE firrotlogs witlt r€€Erdto lbE obtai:l?'€ of evid€no€ at a plaoe o! Ioca.Ill to l&i eh the oaa€ r€Istoar anbject to gucb ooaalitio6 a6 tlre Court nay cleoicb ulrdr 6fter asoerbaiEiag t!,6 vieflB of the gartioeo Ebe aeo€86€4f slf.6!€s@ts ebal be 'iudds ia acooainoE rdth lrticJ,e 44 of the StEtuterA/ 4O/682 English Page 45 lrtiqle 67 1. If ths Court cqsidars it s€cesdalry to arra.!€s fo! aE Etrqtriry or a':1 E{p€rt opi.r!i@'r i,t 'fi-llr Bft€r h€ari.g tie ga^r.td,ea1ies6 an @d€! tE tlri a effeatl def,i:dag th6 drbj€trt of iih6 eaqullxror drp6rt- opi.:clo1 eteilag the elober esd Fd€ of appsiafudrt of the pel*us to bolal tbe eaqlrtlf o! of ths erpertgl a,ud larj.:rg &m tb€. p!o.€i!ls€ to !e follored. thele appropriatey .the Couat shal]' !€quir6 lersoas rypolJlt€d, to oarly out €! €n4!iry1 or to gr!€ aae4'€lt oDid.dr, r to Eak6 a solellt declaratieo 2. Eb:sr leDort ol reooed of aE erxquiw ad a?ery erpertopfulim sha.U, b€ ooreulicatoal to th€ parties, dlidr sha,Il te g1rEa tbs of4)odurlitr of oom€ntilgg upoa itr ilrtiole 59 1. The Court nayl at aty tire prior to the olosrre of iheoral proceeilfugsr oitber lqqplqo rnotu o! et the reqr:oet of, c[1eof th€ Dsrti€o connr.aicEtEl-esl@ed is frticle J? of th6Ee hrleal. reguset e publ.lc iateaatior^at orgaliza,tiot lrrrs€Bt to.lrtiole 34 of the Statutel to fu.r:riEh i:cfo!."oati"oa lelevagt to a oaae b€fior€ lt. Xlhe Court, aft€! coneulti.g tfro ohief, aitrdn{ s-tratite offioer of tbe orgarizatjon oco,osraed1 shal1 fuoid€
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a legal document or a regulation related to the functioning of a court, specifically regarding the process of gathering evidence and conducting hearings. It mentions the requirement for parties to provide evidence, the power of the court to issue subpoenas, and the need for confidentiality. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that it is a legal or regulatory text.

**Category**
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