The Clergy Conduct Rules 2026
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69 Pronouncement of decisions
(1) The Chair of the tribunal or court on a complaint of serious misconduct must pronounce in public— (a) the determination of a complaint by the tribunal or court, and (b) the penalty (if any) imposed. (2) The Chair— (a) may make a pronouncement under paragraph (1) at the end of the hearing or at a later date, and (b) must not make a pronouncement under paragraph (1)(b) before making the pronouncement under paragraph (1)(a) in respect of the complaint. (3) The Chair may sit alone for the purposes of making a pronouncement under this rule, except where the pronouncement is made at the end of the hearing.
69 Pronouncement of decisions
(1) The Chair of the tribunal or court on a complaint of serious misconduct must pronounce in public— (a) the determination of a complaint by the tribunal or court, and (b) the penalty (if any) imposed. (2) The Chair— (a) may make a pronouncement under paragraph (1) at the end of the hearing or at a later date, and (b) must not make a pronouncement under paragraph (1)(b) before making the pronouncement under paragraph (1)(a) in respect of the complaint. (3) The Chair may sit alone for the purposes of making a pronouncement under this rule, except where the pronouncement is made at the end of the hearing.
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