You are involved in a case with the Tribunal. The Tribunal must give you a chance to say what you think about a possible remedy before they make a decision. They must also give the other parties and sometimes the Attorney-General a chance to make submissions on the implications and appropriateness of the remedy under Part 3, such as a declaration under section 92J. The Tribunal has to consider what you and the other parties think about the remedy. This includes thinking about what might happen if they grant the remedy and whether it is the right thing to do. The Tribunal must do this before making a decision about a remedy under Part 3. This rule does not change any other rules in Part 3 or section 108.