The rule in Browne v Dunn has no application to proceedings in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, and procedural fairness does not impose a universal requirement that makers of hearsay statements in police summaries be called for cross-examination, provided the affected party is given a fair opportunity to comment on and contradict the material.
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