Show-cause notice disposal requires a reasoned hearing, timely decision, deferred effectiveness, and electronic publication of the order. The Disciplinary Committee must hear the noticee and dispose of the show-cause notice by a reasoned order, endeavouring to do so within sixty days from the due date for receipt of the reply. The order may close the notice, issue a warning, suspend or cancel authorisation for assignment, take actions under section 220, refer the matter to the Board, or issue other appropriate directions. It becomes effective after thirty days unless reasons are recorded for earlier effect, and must be served electronically and published on the Board's website.
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Show-cause notice disposal requires a reasoned hearing, timely decision, deferred effectiveness, and electronic publication of the order.
The Disciplinary Committee must hear the noticee and dispose of the show-cause notice by a reasoned order, endeavouring to do so within sixty days from the due date for receipt of the reply. The order may close the notice, issue a warning, suspend or cancel authorisation for assignment, take actions under section 220, refer the matter to the Board, or issue other appropriate directions. It becomes effective after thirty days unless reasons are recorded for earlier effect, and must be served electronically and published on the Board's website.
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