Conduct of disciplinary appeal meeting
24 Conduct of disciplinary appeal meeting
At a disciplinary appeal meeting—
no business other than the question of the appeal may be conducted; and
the appeal subcommittee must state the grounds for suspending or expelling the member and the reasons for taking that action; and
the person whose membership has been suspended or who has been expelled must be given an opportunity to be heard.
After complying with subrule (1), members of the appeal subcommittee present and entitled to vote at the meeting must vote by secret ballot on the question of whether the decision to suspend or expel the person should be upheld or revoked.
A member may not vote by proxy at the meeting.
The decision is upheld if a majority of the persons voting at the meeting vote in favour of the decision.
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