When a court finishes a trial about an election petition that involves a special rule, the court can send a special report to the Speaker. The report is about important things that happened during the trial that the court thinks the House of Representatives should know about. You can find more information about this special rule in section 229(3).
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At the same time as the court gives its certificate at the conclusion of the trial of an election petition to which section 229(3) applies, the court may make a special report to the Speaker as to any matters arising in the course of the trial an account of which, in the judgment of the court, ought to be submitted to the House of Representatives.
