Disciplinary Board definition

Disciplinary Board means the Medical Disciplinary
Disciplinary Board means the board appointed by the Supreme Court to hear and decide disciplinary and contested reinstatement proceedings pursuant to these rules.
Disciplinary Board means a disciplinary board appointed under section 51(1);

Examples of Disciplinary Board in a sentence

  • A Hearing Panel of the Student Disciplinary Board has the power to exclude students permanently from areas of the University.

  • The final determination will be made by the Chief or Deputy Chief; however, no such request for a Disciplinary Board shall be unreasonably denied.

  • Upon receipt of such formal charges, the member in question may state in writing within twenty-four (24) hours to the Chief or Deputy Chief his/her preference as to a Disciplinary Board or Administrative Hearing Officer to hear the charges.

  • The investigating officer will prepare cases for presentation to the Disciplinary Board.

  • The Disciplinary Board shall determine, by majority vote, whether sufficient evidence has been presented to support the charges.


More Definitions of Disciplinary Board

Disciplinary Board. ’ means a disciplinary board established in terms of paragraph 4 of Regulations on financial misconduct, 2014;
Disciplinary Board means the Medical Disciplinary Board constituted under the Medical Practice Act of 1987.
Disciplinary Board means the Companies Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board established by section 202 of the ASC Act;
Disciplinary Board means a disciplinary board established in terms of regulation 4(1) or a disciplinary board of a district municipality or provincial structure referred to in regulation 4(8);
Disciplinary Board means a board of the JDP appointed in accordance with these Rules for the hearing of a Complaint or any matter connected with a Complaint;
Disciplinary Board means the board referred to in rule 2.29;
Disciplinary Board means a Disciplinary Board appointed or constituted by the Commission under Article 36(6) of the Constitution;