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The General Pharmaceutical Council (Fitness to Practise and Disqualification etc. Rules) Order of Council 2010
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20.—(1) Where requested by the chair, the secretary must list the matter for a case management meeting(1).
(2) The secretary must give the parties such notice of the meeting as is reasonable in the particular circumstances of the case.
(3) Case management meetings may be conducted by video link, teleconference or such other method as is agreed by the parties or, where the parties fail to agree, decided by the chair.
(4) The chair is to act independently of the parties and may give directions to secure the just, expeditious and effective running of the proceedings before the Committee.
(5) Case management meetings are to be held in private.
(1)
By virtue of rule 18(3) of the General Pharmaceutical Council (Statutory Committees and their Advisers) Rules 2010 which are scheduled to S.I.2010/1616, a case management meeting must be conducted by the chair. By virtue of rule 21(4) of those Rules, if the chair is not legally qualified (as defined in rule 2 of those Rules), a legal adviser must also be present at a case management meeting.
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