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Gibraltar General & Clerical Association – Rules & Constitution

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(2)

where any disciplinary action has been taken against any member

under Regulation 1.

METHOD OF APPEALS

4.1

A person wishing to appeal to the Appeal Committee shall give notice of such

desire in writing to the GGCA National Secretary within 4 weeks of being

notified of the decision being appealed against, stating the grounds of such

appeal. The said period of 4 weeks shall begin to run as from the date when

the notification has been given to the member or if posted by mail, as from the

day following the date of posting, but the Appeal Committee shall have power

in its discretion to extend this period. The GGCA National Secretary shall

furnish the Appeal Committee, the GGCA Executive Committee and the

appellant with a full copy of the evidence considered by the GGCA Executive

Committee and a copy of the current rules within 2 weeks of receipt of such

notice of appeal.

4.2

The Appeal Committee may consider any written representations made by the

appellant in support of the appeal or by the GGCA Executive Committee

opposing the same. The Appeal Committee may in its discretion allow the

appellant the opportunity of making oral representations to it; in which case

the GGCA Executive Committee shall be given similar opportunity to reply. In

this event the appellant shall have the right to make the final address and be

assisted by a friend or colleague.

DECISIONS OF THE APPEALS COMMITTEE

5.1

The Appeal Committee shall only be entitled to annul or uphold the decision of

the GGCA Executive Committee but have no right otherwise to amend or vary

the same. If the Appeal Committee uphold the decision of the GGCA

Executive Committee they may require the appellant to pay the whole or such

part of any cost as it shall in its sole discretion consider just and reasonable

having regard to all circumstances oh the case, and to the expenses involved

in the appeal incurred by the Union.

5.2

The decision of the Appeal Committee shall be final and binding upon the

Union and its members and if an appeal against expulsion or suspension is

allowed the decision shall have the effect of re-admitting the appellant to

membership or as the case may be terminating the suspension as from the

date of such decision provided that such a decision:

(1)

shall be without prejudice to the power of the GGCA Executive

Committee to suspend or expel in accordance with these Regulations

in respect of any subsequent event or discovery concerning the

member;