Examples of First Stage Appeal in a sentence
The Notice shall state the reasons for the decision; the effect of the decision; and the procedure for applying for a First Stage Appeal of the decision under Rule 8.
Where an Applicant has stated that it has the required qualifications but does not produce evidence thereof satisfactory to BESCA within twenty Business Days of the pre-Registration assessment being carried out, the Application may be refused and the Applicant shall not be entitled to a refund of the Application fee nor to apply for a First Stage Appeal under Rule 8 nor to appeal to arbitration under Rule 9.
The Chair of the First Stage Appeal will make enquiries that are appropriate and proportionate, will ask questions and consider evidence to enable a decision to be made about the appeal.
The Chair of the First Stage Appeal will be responsible for preparing a report of the First Stage meeting, which will be sent to you with the outcome letter.
Such information shall be supplied within ten Business Days of BESCA’s Appeals Committee’s request and if it is not so supplied within this time, the First Stage Appeal may, but need not, be deferred.
Where a First Stage Appeal relates to the suspension of a Registrant or Qualified Installer, the BESCA Appeals Committee shall reach their decision as soon as is reasonably practicable.
The student, the Chair of the First Stage Appeal and the Panel members in the appeal hearing will be given copies of all documentary evidence submitted as part of the appeal.
Where a Registrant does not produce to BESCA satisfactory evidence of having the required qualifications within twenty Business Days of an inspection, the Registrant will be removed from the Competent Persons Database and will not be entitled to a refund of the Registration fee nor to apply for a First Stage Appeal under Rule 8 nor to appeal under Rule 9.
The Chair of the First Stage Appeal will ensure that you are invited to present your case at the meeting so that you have the opportunity to amplify the written case.
BESCA may defer Applications that are submitted where an Applicant is the subject of any pending or threatened prosecution or a pending First Stage Appeal under Rule 8 or arbitration under Rule 9.