Definition of Reasonable Apprehension of Bias. A reasonable apprehension of bias exists when it may be credibly believed that a person making a decision that affects a Member is acting in self-interest or reflects a prejudice that interferes with fair judgment. A determination that there is a reasonable apprehension of bias does not mean that the person is in fact biased.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
