4.10 Direction to submit to medical or examination (1) If the physical or mental condition of a party is relevant to a proceeding, the Tribunal may direct the party to submit to a medical, psychological or other examination by an expert whom another party proposes to call as a witness or otherwise as the Tribunal directs. (2) The Tribunal may only make a direction under subrule (1) if satisfied— the examination is reasonably necessary in the interests of justice; and there are no less restrictive means available to determine the party's physical or mental condition. 4.11 Notice of compulsory conference The principal registrar must give notice of a compulsory conference in writing and in accordance with any other requirement of these Rules. 4.12 Notice of mediation The principal registrar must give notice of a mediation in writing and in accordance with any other requirement of these Rules. 4.13 Notice of hearing The principal registrar must give notice of the time and place for the hearing of a proceeding in
4.10 Direction to submit to medical or examination (1) If the physical or mental condition of a party is relevant to a proceeding, the Tribunal may direct the party to submit to a medical, psychological or other examination by an expert whom another party proposes to call as a witness or otherwise as the Tribunal directs. (2) The Tribunal may only make a direction under subrule (1) if satisfied— the examination is reasonably necessary in the interests of justice; and there are no less restrictive means available to determine the party's physical or mental condition. 4.11 Notice of compulsory conference The principal registrar must give notice of a compulsory conference in writing and in accordance with any other requirement of these Rules. 4.12 Notice of mediation The principal registrar must give notice of a mediation in writing and in accordance with any other requirement of these Rules. 4.13 Notice of hearing The principal registrar must give notice of the time and place for the hearing of a proceeding in