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APPEALS AGAINST TRAINING LEVY
28th May 1965, Page 58
28th May 1965
Page 58
Page 58, 28th May 1965
— APPEALS AGAINST TRAINING LEVY
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-THE powers of tribunals to hear appeals against assessment for levy by Industrial Training Boards is set out in The Industrial Tribunals (England and Wales) Regulations, 1965, SI 1965 No. 1101, obtainable from HMSO price 9d.
The regulations lay down the rules of procedure for such tribunals. Their president will be a barrister or solicitor of at least seven years' standing, hold office for five years and be eligible for re-appointment. He will determine the number of tribunals and where and when they shall meet.
Hearings will be private unless a tribunal decides at the request of an appellant for a public heating. Both an appellant and a Board may attead an appeal and be represented legally or by any other person