(a)
in writing and rendered as soon as possible after the hearing is concluded, with reasons for it, and
(b)
filed with the clerk no more than six months after the hearing is concluded.
36(2)The adjudicator may advise the parties of the decision at the end of the hearing.
36(3)If the time limit referred to in paragraph (1)(b) cannot be met, the adjudicator shall advise the clerk in writing of the reasons why it cannot be met.
(a)
in writing and rendered as soon as possible after the hearing is concluded, with reasons for it, and
(b)
filed with the clerk no more than six months after the hearing is concluded.
36(2)The adjudicator may advise the parties of the decision at the end of the hearing.
36(3)If the time limit referred to in paragraph (1)(b) cannot be met, the adjudicator shall advise the clerk in writing of the reasons why it cannot be met.