After the hearing Sample Clauses
The 'After the hearing' clause outlines the procedures and actions that must take place once a hearing has concluded. Typically, this clause specifies timelines for issuing decisions, the process for distributing the hearing outcome to the involved parties, and any subsequent steps such as appeals or compliance requirements. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity and predictability in the post-hearing process, helping all parties understand what to expect and what is required of them after the hearing concludes.
After the hearing. 11.4.1 The Child Support Agency will implement the tribunal’s decision within an average of 1 week of receipt.
11.4.2 If an appeal is adjourned for further evidence the Child Support Agency will provide the Tribunals Service with a further submission within an average of 2 weeks of receiving all the evidence required.
11.4.3 Where further evidence is requested by tribunal but the Child Support Agency is unable to obtain that evidence from the party concerned, despite numerous attempts, the Child Support Agency will provide the Tribunals Service with a further submission outlining the efforts made to obtain the information/evidence and requesting direction from the tribunal.
After the hearing. 10.4.1 Within two days of the hearing, the Tribunals Service will issue the tribunal’s decision to all parties to the proceedings, by e-mail wherever possible. When requested, a full statement of reasons will be issued within 4 weeks. If a decision notice contains an error, the Tribunals Service will correct it and issue an amended version within 2 weeks of being informed.
After the hearing. 1. The Hearing Officer will issue a decision based solely and exclusively on the evidence presented at the hearing.
2. A written decision will state the decision and the reasons for the decision.
3. The tenant does not waive his right to a trial de novo or judicial review by participating on the grievance process.
After the hearing a. The panel should treat the hearing evidence as confidential and sensitive. Panel members are obligated not to discuss such evidence with anyone outside of the panel and proceedings.
b. After due deliberation the three (3) member panel will make a decision by majority vote. The decision will be in writing within five (5) working days after the conclusion of the hearing.
c. The panel will develop the facts upon which they rely for their decision into a written “findings of fact.”
d. The decision of the panel is binding upon all parties, but does not preclude appeal to the appropriate court of law.
After the hearing. The resolution and the Agenda Item letter will be signed by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors and sent to our office.