Procedure on difference of opinion

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(1) No proceedings shall be taken by a tribunal unless at least two members are present, provided that notices and summons may be issued by the president or a member nominated by the president for this purpose.
(2) In case of a difference of opinion between the members of a tribunal, the opinion of the majority shall prevail; provided that if only two members are present of whom one is the president, and if they are not in agreement, the opinion of the president shall prevail; and if the president be not present, and the two remaining members are not agreed, the question in dispute shall be kept pending until the next meeting of the tribunal at which the president is present: the opinion of the majority, or of the president when only two members are present, shall be deemed to be the opinion of the tribunal.

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