Paragraph 14 Reviews and appeals (section 50)
Where a request for review is made under section 50(1) (allocation of complaint as grievance)—
the fact of the request being made must not be recorded, but
if the President of Tribunals so orders, the text of the President’s decision on the request and the reasons for it must be published.
Where a request for review is made under section 50(2), (3), (6) or (7) (dismissal of complaint as vexatious etc; report on complaint of misconduct; decision not to impose restriction order or suspension; imposition of penalty by responsible bishop)—
the fact of the request being made must be recorded, and
if the President of Tribunals so orders, the text of the President’s decision on the request and the reasons for it must be published.
Where an appeal is brought under section 50(4) or (5) (appeal against restriction order or suspension)—
the fact of the appeal being brought must be recorded, and
if the President of Tribunals or (as the case may be) the Dean of the Arches and Auditor so orders, the text of the President or Dean’s decision on the appeal and the reasons for it must be published.
In the case of an appeal under section 50(5) heard by a person appointed by the Dean of the Arches and Auditor under section 50(5)(b), sub-paragraph (3)(b) is to be read as if the references to the Dean were references to the person appointed.