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The Parole Board Rules 2016
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22.—(1) A hearing must be held via video link, telephone conference or other electronic means if—
(a)the member appointed by the Board for this purpose (being either a panel chair or duty member) so directs, or
(b)the single member appointed under rule 5(1) so directs under rule 14(5).
(2) In any other case, the hearing must be held at such place as the member appointed by the Board for this purpose, or the single member appointed under rule 5(1), with the agreement of the Secretary of State, direct.
(3) A hearing must be held in private.
(4) In addition to any witness who has been called under these Rules, and any observer whose attendance has been approved under rule 21, the panel chair or duty member may—
(a)admit any other person to the hearing, and
(b)impose conditions on that person’s admittance.
(5) At the hearing the parties may not challenge the attendance of any witness who has been called under these Rules, or observer whose attendance has been approved under rule 21.
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