Article 32 Non-disclosure of Investigative and Deliberative Proceedings The investigative and deliberative proceedings undertaken by the Review Board shall not be disclosed. Article 33 Restriction on Appeals It shall not be possible under the Administrative Complaint Investigation Law to appeal the dispositions made by the Review Board or its members according to the provisions of this section. Article 34 Forwarding, Etc. of Report When the Review Board submits its report regarding a reference it shall forward a copy of its report to the appellant and intervenor, and also make public the substance of its report. Article 35 Delegation to Cabinet Order In addition to that which is provided for in this section, other necessary items related to the Review Board's investigative and deliberative procedures shall be determined by Cabinet Order (In the case of a Review Board that is separately provided for by law as referred to in Article 18, rules of the Board of Audit.). Section 4 Exceptions, Etc. for the Jurisdiction of Lawsuits Article 36 Exceptions, Etc. for the Jurisdiction of Lawsuits 1. In regard to lawsuits demanding the revocation of a disclosure decision, etc. or the revocation of a ruling or decision regarding the appeal of a disclosure decision, etc. (In the following paragraph and in paragraph 3 of the Additional Provisions referred to as an "information disclosure lawsuit."), in addition to the court provided for by Article 12 of the Administrative Case Litigation Law (Law No. 139 of 1962), cases may also be brought before the district court (In the next paragraph referred to as a "specific jurisdiction court.") that has jurisdiction over the seat of the high court that has jurisdiction over the seat of the plaintiff's general forum. 2. When a suit is brought before a specific jurisdiction court as provided for by the preceding paragraph, and in the case that an information disclosure lawsuit involving the same or the same type or otherwise similar administrative documents is pendent in another court, the specific jurisdiction court, having given consideration to the addresses or whereabouts of the parties, the addresses of witnesses who should be examined, and characteristics common to the points in contention or the evidence along with other matters, when it deems it appropriate, may in response to a petition or on its own authority transfer the whole lawsuit or a part of it to the other court or a court provided for by Article 12 of the Administrative Case Litigation Law. Chapter 4 Supplementary Provisions Article 37