Records and publication of determinations
18.—(1)  The Part 10A Registrar must keep the records of every Part 10A assessor’s determination, including the documents submitted by parties to a Part 10A assessor’s determination.
(2)  The records may be kept in a form and manner determined by the Part 10A Registrar.
(3)  After a Part 10A assessor has made a determination, a party to the determination may, on payment of any fee that may be prescribed by an order under section 46(1) of the Interpretation Act (Cap. 1) —
(a)search the record relating to that determination; and
(b)take a copy of the record.
(4)  The records must be kept for a period of 2 years after the end of the prescribed period.
(5)  Where, in the Part 10A Registrar’s opinion, a Part 10A assessor’s determination ought to be published, the Part 10A Registrar may publish the facts of the case, the arguments and the determination without disclosing the names of the parties concerned or any information that may disclose their identities.