22.—(1) The secretary to the Statutory Committee or Scrutiny Committee must keep a record of any advice tendered to either Committee by the legal, clinical or specialist adviser to either committee.
(2) The secretary to the Statutory Committee or Scrutiny Committee must keep a record of any interventions made by the legal adviser during the private deliberations of either committee.
(3) A record of any advice tendered by the legal, clinical or specialist adviser must be sent to the parties to the proceedings (that is, the Society and the appellant or person concerned, as the case may be) or their representatives, as appropriate, as soon as practicable after it has been tendered.