The National Health Service (Service Committees and Tribunal) (Scotland) Regulations 1992

Representation and evidence at inquiry

34.—(1) At any inquiry—

(a) a Health Board shall be entitled to be represented by their General Manager, or by counsel or solicitor; and

(b) the complainer (not being a Health Board) and the respondent shall be entitled to attend and take part in the proceedings in question or be represented by any one of the following persons:—

(i) counsel;

(ii) a solicitor;

(iii) an officer or member of any organisation of which he is a member;

(iv) a member of his family;

(v) a friend.

(2) The complainer and the respondent or their representatives shall be entitled at an inquiry to produce evidence and to call witnesses to whom questions may be put by or on behalf of any party.