The proceedings before the court shall be public. However, the court may decide that the proceedings will not be public if the receiver being sued expressly so requests or if their public nature would be prejudicial to public policy, a secret protected by law or business secrecy. This is mentioned in the decision. The court shall rule publicly, after the public prosecutor has made his submissions and the court-appointed administrator has been heard or called.
The Chairman of the National Council may present his observations, where appropriate, through a member of the Council.