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The final hearingThe Final Hearing is when the Tribunal Member hears all the evidence from each party and decides whether there has been a breach of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991. The Final Hearing takes place before a single Member of the Tribunal. When will the Final Hearing be held? Can I represent myself at the Final Hearing? Can I have someone represent me at the Final Hearing? Do I have to pay any fees to have a Final Hearing? What should I do to prepare for the Final Hearing? What happens if a witness won’t come? Final Hearings are usually held in public What happens at the Final Hearing? Back to Self Help Kit contents list
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