The INQUISITORIAL jurisdiction which the SEC of the FTT exercises means that the FTT needs to ask DIRECT and PROBING questions . This is NOT wrongly descending into the arena. So held in DHAMI v SoS for Work & Pensions )2026) UKUT 371 ( AAC ).
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