The notice says that where, the parties have legal representation, it's for the legal representatives to submit that documents should be excluded as being "without prejudice"; the adjudicator will not act on his own motion. If an application is defended and one or both parties lack legal representation, an adjudicator will consider whether material should be excluded as being "without prejudice" if he considers that the matter becomes material to the proceedings. The parties will be advised of the adjudicator's view; they can write to challenge it and, if that doesn't succeed, they can ask for an interlocutory hearing. If an adjudicator has considered "without prejudice" material, he must disqualify himself from making the substantive decision.