(a) a Judge; and (b) at least two other members, or any greater even number of members not exceeding four, none of whom are Judges, for the purposes of the functions of the Appeal Tribunal under this Act. 23. Decision. The decision of the Appeal Tribunal, on any matter, shall be decided on a majority of votes of the members. 23A. Enforcement of decision of Appeal Tribunal. Any decision given by the Appeal Tribunal may be enforced in the same manner as a judgement or an order of the High Court. 24. Appeal Tribunal procedures. The Minister may make regulations regarding the operating procedures of the Appeal Tribunal, including but not limited to— (a) the funding of the Appeal Tribunal; (b) members' remuneration; (c) the appointment of members to form the quorum of the Appeal Tribunal; (d) the appointment of an acting member; (e) the conduct of the hearings; (f) any other matter incidental to the hearings; and (g) the employment of staff, if any. 24A. Powers of Appeal Tribunal. The Appeal Tribunal shall have the power— (a) to summon parties to the proceedings or any other person to attend before it to give evidence in respect of an appeal; (b) to procure and receive evidence on oath or affirmation, whether written or oral, and examine all such persons as witnesses as the Appeal Tribunal thinks necessary to procure, receive or examine; (c) where a person is so summoned, to require the production of any book, paper, document, record or other thing in his possession or under his control and which the Appeal Tribunal may consider necessary for the purposes of the appeal;