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Temporary restriction orders practice statement
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Temporary restriction orders practice statement
Temporary restriction orders practice statement

Temporary restriction order process

A flowchart outlining the process for handling a Temporary Restriction Order (TRO) application sent to a teacher. The process begins when a TRO application is sent. The teacher has 7 days to either: • provide written representations, • request a hearing, or • consent to the order. If the teacher consents to the TRO, the application is sent to a panel convener, who decides whether to impose the TRO. • If the convener does not impose the TRO, the teacher’s registration remains unrestricted during the investigation. • If the convener imposes the TRO, the teacher’s registration is restricted during the investigation. If the teacher does not consent, the process depends on whether the teacher or panel indicate a hearing is necessary: • If neither the teacher nor the panel indicates a hearing is necessary (including no response from the teacher), a panel meeting is held. • The panel may decide not to impose the TRO (registration remains unrestricted), or • impose the TRO (registration is restricted). • If either the teacher or the panel indicates a hearing is necessary, a TRO hearing is held with at least 7 days’ notice. • The panel may again decide not to impose or to impose the TRO, with the same outcomes regarding registration status.
A flowchart outlining the process for handling a Temporary Restriction Order (TRO) application sent to a teacher. The process begins when a TRO application is sent. The teacher has 7 days to either: • provide written representations, • request a hearing, or • consent to the order. If the teacher consents to the TRO, the application is sent to a panel convener, who decides whether to impose the TRO. • If the convener does not impose the TRO, the teacher’s registration remains unrestricted during the investigation. • If the convener imposes the TRO, the teacher’s registration is restricted during the investigation. If the teacher does not consent, the process depends on whether the teacher or panel indicate a hearing is necessary: • If neither the teacher nor the panel indicates a hearing is necessary (including no response from the teacher), a panel meeting is held. • The panel may decide not to impose the TRO (registration remains unrestricted), or • impose the TRO (registration is restricted). • If either the teacher or the panel indicates a hearing is necessary, a TRO hearing is held with at least 7 days’ notice. • The panel may again decide not to impose or to impose the TRO, with the same outcomes regarding registration status.
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Temporary restriction order process
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Panel decision on temporary restriction order
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Introduction
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The effect of a temporary restriction order
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The purpose of a temporary restriction order
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Procedure
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Decision-making
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Decision
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Right of appeal and review
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Temporary restriction order process
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Panel decision on temporary restriction order
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Introduction
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The effect of a temporary restriction order
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The purpose of a temporary restriction order
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Procedure
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Decision
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Right of appeal and review
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