(1) The Governor General may, in any case where a public inquiry has been held, direct a rehearing of the inquiry either generally or as to any part thereof and shall do so—
(a) if new and important evidence which could not be produced at the inquiry has been discovered, or
(b) if for any other reasons there is in his or her opinion ground for suspecting that miscarriage of justice has occurred.
(2) If the Governor General directs any inquiry to be reheared the inquiry shall be reheard either by the Court by whom the inquiry was heard in the first instance or by some other person appointed by the Governor General to hold the rehearing.
(3) Any rehearing shall be subject to and conducted in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations relating to the holding of public inquiries.