Independent Appeals Board Sample Clauses

Independent Appeals Board a. The State Board will appoint an Independent Appeals Board to hear and act upon appeals from final decisions of the NCHSAA regarding matters addressed in Section I.B. above. b. The Independent Appeals Board shall be composed of professional educators, who have experience overseeing or implementing high school interscholastic athletic programs. Current members of the NCHSAA Board of Directors are not eligible for membership on the Independent Appeals Board. However, past NCHSAA Board members who can serve as fair and impartial members of the Independent Appeals Board will be encouraged to serve. Decisions on who will be appointed to the Independent Appeals Board are within the sole discretion of the State Board. c. The members of the Independent Appeals Board will receive training, conducted jointly by the State Board the NCHSAA, and any other administering organization with an MOU with the State Board, as to their duties and responsibilities, including the obligation to avoid conflicts of interest, to remain independent and impartial and to recuse themselves from considering a matter if they believe that they cannot be impartial or have a conflict of interest. The Independent Appeals Board will also receive training on the application of State Board Rules and administering organizations’ rules and regulations. d. The NCHSAA agrees that, apart from communications required or permitted by this MOU, its representatives, employees or agents will not communicate with the Independent Appeals Board members about the substance of an appeal or lobby for a specific conclusion to the appeal prior to a hearing or decision. The State Board shall also prohibit PSUs from communication with the Independent Appeals Board about a matter under consideration except as permitted by this MOU.
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Independent Appeals Board a. The Independent Appeals Board shall be composed of professional educators, who have experience overseeing or implementing high school interscholastic athletic programs. Current members of the CAASC’s Board of Directors are not eligible for membership on the Committee. However, past CAASC Board members who can serve as fair and impartial members of the committee will be encouraged to serve. b. The members of the Appeals Panel will receive training, conducted jointly by the State Board, the CAASC, and any other administering organization with an MOU with the State Board, as to their duties and responsibilities, including the obligation to avoid conflicts of interest, to remain independent and impartial and to recuse themselves from considering a matter if they believe that they cannot be impartial or have a conflict of interest. The Appeals Board will also receive training on the application of State Board Rules and administering organizations’ regulations. c. The CAASC agrees that its representatives, employees or agents will not communicate with the Appeals Panel members about the substance of an appeal or lobby for a specific conclusion to the appeal prior to an independent appeals hearing.
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