Paragraph 13 RepresentationI1
England, Wales and Scotland
The presenter must be a person who is—
a barrister, advocate or solicitor who falls within subparagraphs (i) or (ii) of article 61(2)(c) of the Order;
a solicitor in Scotland who does not fall within paragraph (a); or
an employee of the Council.
The appellant may be represented by a person who is—
a barrister, advocate or solicitor who falls within subparagraphs (i) or (ii) of article 61(2)(c) of the Order;
a solicitor in Scotland who does not fall within paragraph (a); or
a representative from the appellant’s defence organisation or the appellant’s trade union.
Where the appellant is not represented, the appellant may be accompanied and advised by a supporter, but the supporter—
may not be—
a member of the Council or of one of its statutory committees,
an employee of the Council, or
a witness at the hearing; and
will be entitled to address the Committee only with the permission of the chair.
Annotations
Commencement
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Sch. rule 13 in force at 27.9.2010, see rule 1