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3.Appointment of the Ombudsman to hear appeals against review decisions
12.Further provisions relating to written representations where appeal relates to scheme notification decision or scheme eligibility decision
14.Further provisions relating to request for oral hearing where appeal relates to scheme notification decision or scheme eligibility decision
16.Withdrawal and amendment of notice of appeal or supplementary statement
19.Further provisions relating to attendance at oral hearings where appeal relates to scheme notification decision or scheme eligibility decision
23.Reaching and giving determinations and consequential directions
25.Combining appeals where appeal relates to scheme notification decision or scheme eligibility decision
26.Further provisions relating to combining appeals where appeal relates to scheme notification decision or scheme eligibility decision
28.Restriction on use of documents and information provided for investigations
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