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Article 24 Determination of the appeal or charge

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(1)

The Tribunal may either announce its decision on any appeal or charge at the conclusion of the main hearing or reserve its decision.

(2)

In either case, as soon as possible after the decision the Tribunal shall draw up a formal order, stating:—

(a)

whether the appeal or charge is upheld or dismissed; and

(b)

any direction made by the Tribunal under section 88 or 89.

(3)

The order shall be sent to all parties to the proceedings and shall be accompanied by a statement of the reasons for the Tribunal’s decision, and both the order and the statement of reasons shall be signed by the member presiding at the hearing (or if he is unavailable, by another member who was present at the hearing).