Article 14 Warning letters
(1)
The chairperson may send a warning letter to any person—
(a)
he considers may be, or who has been, subject to criticism in the inquiry proceedings; or
(b)
about whom criticism may be inferred from evidence that has been given during the inquiry proceedings; or
(c)
who may be subject to criticism in any report of the inquiry.
(2)
The recipient of a warning letter may disclose it to his recognised legal representative.
(3)
The inquiry panel must not include any explicit or significant criticism of a person in any report of the inquiry, unless—
(a)
the chairperson has sent that person a warning letter; and
(b)
the person has been given a reasonable opportunity to respond to the warning letter.