s. s. 60 60 (b) any other person authorized to that effect by that person. 60 Procedure of Psychosurgery Review Board (1) The Psychosurgery Review Board— (a) must, in hearing any matter, act according to equity and good conscience without regard to technicalities or legal forms; and (b) is bound by the rules of natural justice; and (c) is not required to conduct any proceedings in a formal manner. (2) The Psychosurgery Review Board is not bound by rules or practice as to evidence but may inform itself in relation to any matter in such manner as it thinks fit. (3) Evidence before the Psychosurgery Review Board— (a) may be given orally or in writing or partly orally and partly in writing; and (b) may be given— (i) on oath or affirmation; or (ii) by declaration instead of an oath where permitted by law. (4) A member of the Psychosurgery Review Board may administer an oath or take an affirmation or declaration for the purposes of this Division. (5) Evidence given before the Psychosurgery Review Board is not to be used in any civil or criminal proceedings other than proceedings for an offence against this Act or for perjury. (6) The Psychosurgery Review Board may of its own motion or on the application of any party to the application before it cause to be served upon any person a summons to appear before the
(b) any other person authorized to that effect by that person. 60 Procedure of Psychosurgery Review Board s. 60 (1) The Psychosurgery Review Board— (a) must, in hearing any matter, act according to equity and good conscience without regard to technicalities or legal forms; and (b) is bound by the rules of natural justice; and (c) is not required to conduct any proceedings in a formal manner. (2) The Psychosurgery Review Board is not bound by rules or practice as to evidence but may inform itself in relation to any matter in such manner as it thinks fit. (3) Evidence before the Psychosurgery Review Board— (a) may be given orally or in writing or partly orally and partly in writing; and (b) may be given— (i) on oath or affirmation; or (ii) by declaration instead of an oath where permitted by law. (4) A member of the Psychosurgery Review Board may administer an oath or take an affirmation or declaration for the purposes of this Division. (5) Evidence given before the Psychosurgery Review Board is not to be used in any civil or criminal proceedings other than proceedings for an offence against this Act or for perjury. s. 60 (6) The Psychosurgery Review Board may of its own motion or on the application of any party to the application before it cause to be served upon any person a summons to appear before the
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