Within “Powers and Duties of a Tribunal”, it says that it's able to cross international boundaries and take evidence from other commissions. Does this work in reverse as well? In most of these conversations we're having, I cite only the U.S. I can't imagine any other nation when it comes to these inquiries, tribunals, and courts. Does the U.S. have a similar model for establishing a tribunal? If the answer is yes, can they do the same thing in our tribunal system, based on what's cited here in subclause 45.(3)?
On December 7th, 2009. See this statement in context.