Regulation 22 Notice of hearing
Where the appeal is to be disposed of on the basis of a hearing, the clerk shall, not less than four weeks before the date in question, serve on the parties notice of the date, time and place appointed for the hearing.
The clerk shall advertise the date, time and place appointed for any hearing by causing a notice giving such information to be conspicuously displayed—
at the tribunal’s office,
outside an office of the billing authority appointed by the authority for that purpose, or
in another place within that authority’s area.
The notice required by paragraph (2) shall name a place where a list of the appeals to be heard (other than appeals in relation to an excepted register entry) may be inspected.
In this regulation “excepted register entry” means any entry on the community charges register in relation to which, in pursuance of regulations under paragraph 17 of Schedule 2 to the 1988 Act, the registration officer is under no duty to include the name of the person who is the subject of the entry in the extract which is to be compiled from the information in the register.
Where the hearing of an appeal has been postponed, the clerk shall take such steps as are reasonably practicable in the time available—
to notify the parties of the postponement; and
to advertise the postponement.