The Ministry of Defence Police (Barred List and Advisory List) Regulations 2026
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18 Amendment to regulation 25 of the Appeals Tribunals Regulations
In regulation 25 of the Appeals Tribunals Regulations (statement of tribunal’s determination), after paragraph (5) insert— (5A) Paragraph (5B) applies in a case where information in relation to the appellant which is included in the MDP barred list has been published by the Secretary of State under regulation 8(2) of the Barred List and Advisory List Regulations 2026 (information to be published). (5B) The chair may include in the written statement any representations that the chair considers it appropriate to make in relation to the appellant and the question mentioned in regulation 9(2) of the Barred List and Advisory List Regulations 2026 (review of publication). .
18 Amendment to regulation 25 of the Appeals Tribunals Regulations
In regulation 25 of the Appeals Tribunals Regulations (statement of tribunal’s determination), after paragraph (5) insert— (5A) Paragraph (5B) applies in a case where information in relation to the appellant which is included in the MDP barred list has been published by the Secretary of State under regulation 8(2) of the Barred List and Advisory List Regulations 2026 (information to be published). (5B) The chair may include in the written statement any representations that the chair considers it appropriate to make in relation to the appellant and the question mentioned in regulation 9(2) of the Barred List and Advisory List Regulations 2026 (review of publication). .
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