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If you are a member of the Review Committee, you are protected from being personally liable for things you do as part of the committee's work. This protection applies unless you do something in bad faith, which means you do it on purpose to cause harm. You will not be held personally responsible for your actions as a committee member if you act in good faith.
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No member of the Review Committee is personally liable for any act or omission done in relation to the Review Committee’s functions, unless the act or omission was done in bad faith.
