OPPI-Discipline-Committee-Rules-of-Procedure-(May-2019)

2.03 Service of Documents 2.03(1) A document may be served by: (a) leaving a copy of the notice or document with the person to be served; (b) sending a copy of the notice or document by mail, registered mail or email to the person to be served at the last address for that person in the records of the Institute; (c) sending a copy of the notice or document by courier to the person to be served at t. [...] 5.03(2) All affidavits used on a motion shall, (a) be confined to the statement of facts within the personal knowledge of the deponent, except that the affidavit may contain statements of the deponent’s information and belief, if the source of the information and the fact of the belief are specified in the affidavit; (b) be signed by the deponent and sworn or affirmed before a person authorized to. [...] 9.01(2) The notice of motion shall set out the extent of participation the person proposes to have in the hearing and shall be accompanied by the evidence upon which the person intends to rely in support of the motion and written submissions in support of the motion. [...] 9.01(4) If the Discipline Committee allows a person to participate in the hearing, the other parties shall apply the rules to the person as much as is practical unless to do so would be inconsistent with the Discipline Committee’s determination of the extent of the person’s participation in the hearing. [...] 10.03 Access to Hearing Record by the Public 10.03 If a member of the public wishes to have access to all or part of the record of the Discipline Committee, he or she shall bring a motion before the Discipline Committee upon notice to the parties, and such motion shall be made, considered and decided in writing by the Discipline Committee or by a panel of the Discipline Committee appointed by the.