Communications and Multimedia 37 his possession or under his control and which the Appeal Tribunal may consider necessary for the purposes of the appeal; (d) to administer any oath, affirmation or statutory declaration, as the case may require; (e) where a person is so summoned, to allow the payment for any reasonable expenses incurred in connection with his attendance; (f) of a subordinate court with regard to the enforcement of attendance of witnesses, hearing evidence on oath or affirmation and punishment for contempt; (g) to admit evidence or reject evidence adduced, whether oral or documentary, and whether admissible or inadmissible under the provisions of any written law for the time being in force relating to the admissibility of evidence; (h) to adjourn the hearing of an appeal from time to time, including the power to adjourn to consider its decision; and (i) to generally direct and do all such things as may be necessary or expedient for the expeditious decision of the appeal. Suspension of member 25. The Minister may, at his discretion, suspend any member of the Appeal Tribunal on the ground of misbehaviour or incapacity. Disclosure of interest 26.  (1) A member of the Appeal Tribunal shall disclose, as soon as practicable, to the Chairman any interest, whether substantial or not, which may conflict with the member’s duties as a member of the Tribunal, in a particular matter. (2) If the Chairman is of the opinion that the member’s interest is in conflict with the member’s duties, the Chairman shall inform all the parties, including the appellants and the respondents, to the matter of the conflict.