When the Board is making decisions, you have the right to fair treatment. The Board must follow the rules of natural justice when doing its job. This means you can speak up and be heard at a hearing, either by yourself or with a representative.
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111: Consequences of failure to comply with order to pass examination, complete competence programme, or attend course of instruction, or
"What happens if you don't follow the Board's order to pass a test, complete a programme, or attend a course?"
113: Meetings to be held in public, or
"Meetings are usually open to the public, but some things can be kept private."
In carrying out its functions and duties under this subpart, the Board must observe the rules of natural justice.
Without limiting subsection (1), at a hearing held by the Board under this subpart, the person to whom the hearing relates is entitled to appear and be heard, either personally or by the person’s representative.
