The Tribunal is committed to fostering the highest standards of conduct and professionalism among its Adjudicators. Hearing and Deciding Appeals Fair treatment. Adjudicators treat all parties fairly and respectfully, fostering a climate in which all parties treat each other with respect. Adjudicators decide each appeal fairly, based on its merits, the law, the evidence, and the arguments presented by the parties. Adjudicators observe the rules of natural justice.
Adjudicators provide reasons for their decisions.
Decisions are written in plain language and are provided promptly after careful consideration of all relevant information. Adjudicators do not consider any evidence that has not been shared with all parties. Adjudicators do not communicate with one party in the absence of the other party. Conflict of interest. Adjudicators do not decide appeals where they have an actual or potential conflict of interest.