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The Ministry of Defence Police (Conduct etc.) Regulations 2015
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- 2015 No. 25
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Attendance of others at special case hearing
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56.—(1) Subject to the attendance of—
(a)any nominated person (regulation 54(6)),
(b)any person entitled to attend under regulation 55 (attendance of complainant and interested person),
(c)any person entitled to attend under this regulation,
the special case hearing shall be in private.
(2) A person nominated by the Commission may attend a special case hearing in any case in which the Commission has made a statement under regulation 45(1)(b) (view that special conditions satisfied).
(3) A person nominated by the Ombudsman may attend a special case hearing in any case in which the Ombudsman has made a statement under regulation 45(1)(b) (view that special conditions satisfied).
(4) The person conducting or chairing the special case hearing may impose such conditions as they see fit relating to the attendance of persons under regulation 55 or this regulation at the special case hearing (including circumstances in which they may be excluded) in order to facilitate the proper conduct of the hearing.
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