(1) The respondent to an appeal shall be the Commission.

(2) A person that brings an appeal, or an application under section 105(3)(a) -

(a) may include in such appeal or application, as the case may be, any ground that could, but for section 104, be relied upon by the appellant in an application seeking judicial review, and

(b) shall, on the same date as it makes such appeal or application, as the case may be, notify the respondent of the fact that it has made the appeal or application, and of the grounds on which it has made the appeal or application.

(3) The Court may, for the purpose of ensuring the efficient, fair and timely determination of an appeal, give directions in respect of the conduct of the appeal.

(4) An appellant shall, when making an appeal precisely state all of the grounds in law and fact upon which the appeal is made and shall provide to the Court all of the documents and evidence which it is alleged support the granting of the appeal or upon which the appellant intends to rely to support those grounds.