The Clergy Conduct Rules 2026
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99 Powers of appellate court etc.
(1) The appellate court may— (a) confirm, reverse or vary a finding of the tribunal or court which heard the complaint, (b) refer a particular issue back to the tribunal or court for hearing and determination in accordance with such directions as the appellate court may give, (c) order the complaint to be reheard by the same or a differently constituted tribunal or court, (d) confirm or set aside a penalty imposed by the tribunal or court or replace it with any other penalty under the CCM, and (e) impose one or more penalties under the CCM if— (i) the tribunal or court did not impose a penalty, or (ii) when upholding an appeal on a question of law by the Investigation and Tribunals Team. (2) Parts 11 to 13 of these Rules (directions, evidence, hearings: general provision) apply to proceedings before the appellate court with such modifications as are necessary or appropriate.
99 Powers of appellate court etc.
(1) The appellate court may— (a) confirm, reverse or vary a finding of the tribunal or court which heard the complaint, (b) refer a particular issue back to the tribunal or court for hearing and determination in accordance with such directions as the appellate court may give, (c) order the complaint to be reheard by the same or a differently constituted tribunal or court, (d) confirm or set aside a penalty imposed by the tribunal or court or replace it with any other penalty under the CCM, and (e) impose one or more penalties under the CCM if— (i) the tribunal or court did not impose a penalty, or (ii) when upholding an appeal on a question of law by the Investigation and Tribunals Team. (2) Parts 11 to 13 of these Rules (directions, evidence, hearings: general provision) apply to proceedings before the appellate court with such modifications as are necessary or appropriate.
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