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  • Am I required to share my documents and information with the Board of Education?
    • Yes. The principles of natural justice require that each party to an appeal be provided with all materials submitted by the other parties. This helps to ensure a full and fair hearing. The Student Appeals Branch will coordinate the distribution of these materials.

  • Under a section 11.1 appeal, can new information be introduced?
    • Yes.  A section 11.1 appeal is a new hearing and both parties are entitled to present additional information. That information will be shared with the respondent. If the respondent provides new information, a copy of that information will be provided to the appellant.

  • What happens when a party does not provide information to support his or her case?
    • Parties to an appeal will be advised to provide relevant information. If the Superintendent of Achievement or the Adjudicator is aware that a piece of information exists that is relevant to the appeal, they may make an order requiring a person to produce documents or attend an oral hearing as a witness. Where necessary these orders may be enforced by order of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
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