s. 190 (ii) the Secretary to the Department of Human Services; (iii) the Chief Commissioner of Police; (i) if the person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order, the Secretary to the Department of Human Services; (j) any other person or body joined as a party to the proceeding under section 183. (2) A written notice under subsection (1) must specify all of the following— (a) the date and time of the hearing; (b) the place where the hearing will be held; (c) the subject matter of the hearing; (d) that a person who is a party to the proceeding has a right to appear at the hearing; (e) that a person who is a party to the proceeding has a right to be represented at the hearing. (3) The Tribunal may dispense with giving notice under subsection (1) if the Tribunal is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so in the circumstances. (4) A hearing, proceeding or determination of the Tribunal or an order of the Tribunal is not invalid or affected by reason only of a failure to give notice to a person. 190 Multiple matters in respect of one person may be held concurrently The Tribunal may hear and determine multiple matters in respect of one person concurrently.
(ii) the Secretary to the Department of Human Services; (iii) the Chief Commissioner of Police; (i) if the person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order, the Secretary to the Department of Human Services; (j) any other person or body joined as a party to the proceeding under section 183. (2) A written notice under subsection (1) must specify all of the following— (a) the date and time of the hearing; (b) the place where the hearing will be held; (c) the subject matter of the hearing; (d) that a person who is a party to the proceeding has a right to appear at the hearing; (e) that a person who is a party to the proceeding has a right to be represented at the hearing. (3) The Tribunal may dispense with giving notice under subsection (1) if the Tribunal is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so in the circumstances. (4) A hearing, proceeding or determination of the Tribunal or an order of the Tribunal is not invalid or affected by reason only of a failure to give notice to a person. 190 Multiple matters in respect of one person may be held concurrently s. 190 The Tribunal may hear and determine multiple matters in respect of one person concurrently.
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