The Clergy Conduct Rules 2026
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3 Duty to co-operate
(1) Each party to a complaint, or to an appeal or review arising out of a complaint, must co-operate with a tribunal, court or person exercising a function under the CCM or these Rules in order to further the overriding objective. (2) A failure to co-operate by a party to a complaint, or to an appeal or review arising out of a complaint, may result in adverse inferences being drawn against that party at any stage. (3) And a failure to co-operate by an appellant or by an applicant for a review may, in particular, result in that party’s appeal or application being struck out.
3 Duty to co-operate
(1) Each party to a complaint, or to an appeal or review arising out of a complaint, must co-operate with a tribunal, court or person exercising a function under the CCM or these Rules in order to further the overriding objective. (2) A failure to co-operate by a party to a complaint, or to an appeal or review arising out of a complaint, may result in adverse inferences being drawn against that party at any stage. (3) And a failure to co-operate by an appellant or by an applicant for a review may, in particular, result in that party’s appeal or application being struck out.
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