Article 5 Notice of appeal from respondent
An appeal by a respondent shall be made by sending or delivering to the Provincial Registrar a written notice of appeal in form A1 in the Schedule or a document which is substantially to the like effect containing the information required by sub-rule (2).
A notice of appeal under sub-rule (1) shall—
state the full name, contact address including postcode, and telephone number of the respondent,
where the respondent is legally represented, state the name, contact address and telephone number of the solicitor acting for the respondent,
identify the tribunal which heard the complaint, and state the complaint reference number and the date of the pronouncement of the decision in public,
state whether the appeal is against—
findings of law or fact, or both, or
findings of law or fact or both, and also the penalty, or
the penalty only,
set out briefly any findings of the tribunal on matters of law or fact against which the respondent wishes to appeal, and in respect of those findings set out briefly the reasons for appealing,
if the respondent is appealing against a penalty, state what the penalty is, and set out the reasons for contending that a different penalty should be imposed,
be signed and dated by the respondent or the representative of the respondent.