Hearing Panel means a panel responsible for adjudicating disciplinary cases pursuant to a Notice of Charges authorized by a Review Panel.
Hearing Panel means the five person hearing body established as set forth in the CCC Charter on a case by case basis and that is responsible for adjudicating a matter as set forth in Appendix 4E.
Hearing Panel means the Panel appointed by the Board to hear and determine allegations of Prohibited Conduct.
Examples of Hearing Panel in a sentence
The Executive Council shall make recommendations for appointment of House Officer membership to the committees of the Faculty of Rush University and to the membership of the Hearing Panel appointed to review House staff grievances as described in the GMEC Grievance Policy.
More Definitions of Hearing Panel
Hearing Panel means a panel selected in accordance with Section D of this procedure to hear grievances and render a decision with respect thereto.
Hearing Panel means the panel appointed by the Borough Council to determine the outcome of any complaint alleging a breach of the Code of Conduct by a Subject Member in accordance with these Arrangements.
Hearing Panel means a panel comprised of three members of the Board who shall be selected by the Chairman at the time an appeal is filed. A fourth member may be designated as alternate. Members designated to the hearing panel shall not be employed by, or citizens of, the county or city submitting an appeal.
Hearing Panel means a panel of three or more individuals designated to:
Hearing Panel means the members of the board who hear and render a decision in a disciplinary case.
Hearing Panel means a panel comprised of three members appointed by the Chief Compliance Officer further described in Section6.3;
Hearing Panel means the panel appointed pursuant to Rule 710 to conduct hearings in connection with Disciplinary Proceedings (other than summary impositions of fines pursuant to Rule 716), to make findings, render decisions, and impose sanctions pursuant to Chapter 7 of the Rules.