The Clergy Conduct Rules 2026
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80 Service of notice under this Part
(1) This rule applies in relation to a notice under — (a) rule 76 (notice of restriction order), (b) rule 77 (notice of suspension), and (c) rule 79 (notice of revocation of restriction order or suspension). (2) The notice must be personally served on the cleric, except where a direction under paragraph (3) is given. (3) The President of Tribunals, on an application made by the relevant officer, may direct that a notice of suspension — (a) may be sent in accordance with rule 111, or (b) may otherwise be given in accordance with the President’s directions. (4) An application under paragraph (3) — (a) must be made in accordance with rule 105, and (b) may be made without notice being given to any person (but the President may direct under rule 4 that written notice of the application must be given to specified persons).
80 Service of notice under this Part
(1) This rule applies in relation to a notice under — (a) rule 76 (notice of restriction order), (b) rule 77 (notice of suspension), and (c) rule 79 (notice of revocation of restriction order or suspension). (2) The notice must be personally served on the cleric, except where a direction under paragraph (3) is given. (3) The President of Tribunals, on an application made by the relevant officer, may direct that a notice of suspension — (a) may be sent in accordance with rule 111, or (b) may otherwise be given in accordance with the President’s directions. (4) An application under paragraph (3) — (a) must be made in accordance with rule 105, and (b) may be made without notice being given to any person (but the President may direct under rule 4 that written notice of the application must be given to specified persons).
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