Medical appeal procedure allows challenges to board decisions within ninety days, with delay condonation for sufficient cause. An insured person or the Corporation may appeal a medical board decision to the Medical Appeal Tribunal within ninety days from communication of the decision. The Tribunal may entertain a delayed application if sufficient cause is shown. The application must be in the prescribed form and may be sent by speed post with registration or presented personally to the Chairperson.
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Medical appeal procedure allows challenges to board decisions within ninety days, with delay condonation for sufficient cause.
An insured person or the Corporation may appeal a medical board decision to the Medical Appeal Tribunal within ninety days from communication of the decision. The Tribunal may entertain a delayed application if sufficient cause is shown. The application must be in the prescribed form and may be sent by speed post with registration or presented personally to the Chairperson.
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