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Staff disciplinary panels: which governors should be involved?
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Who should sit on a staff disciplinary panel? Governing bodies must establish their own staff disciplinary procedures and ensure they adhere to these. We cite advice from two governance experts and the union ASCL on who should sit on the staff disciplinary panel.
Contents
- 1 Staff disciplinary procedures: Governance Handbook
- 2 Constitution of a staff disciplinary panel: requirements
- 3 Staff governors must not sit on a staff disciplinary panel
- 4 Involvement of governors who are parents
- 5 Associate members can be involved
- 6 Terms of reference for a staff disciplinary panel
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