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6.—(1) Where the written representations procedure applies, the Secretary of State must appoint an inspector.
(2) Subject to paragraph (4), an inspector must—
(a)consider the relevant evidence; and
(b)submit the inspector’s report.
(3) As soon as practicable after the appointment of an inspector, the Secretary of State must—
(a)provide to the inspector the relevant evidence; and
(b)give notice to each party of the name of the inspector.
(4) If an inspector (“A”) is unable or unwilling to carry out the matters in paragraph (2), the Secretary of State may in respect of the matters which have not been carried out—
(a)discharge A as an inspector; and
(b)appoint a replacement inspector.
(5) In this rule, “the relevant evidence” means—
(a)the statements of evidence in respect of which a notice is given under rule 4(4)(b) or (d);
(b)the representations in respect of which a notice is given under rule 5(3)(b) or (d); and
(c)the further information in respect of which a notice is given under rule 7(4)(b) or (d).
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