The presumption of regularity in public law operates only with reference to conditions or formalities preceding an administrative decision (such as proper appointment), not to confer a presumption of validity on the decision itself; and the fair-minded lay observer would not regard a Medical Assessor's employment by a university that receives research funding from icare as giving rise to apprehended bias.
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