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Appeals

Appeals process

Appeals

XI Appeals . 311.1

JOINT APPEALS BOARDS

CHAPTER IV. APPEALS

Joint Appeals Board 32 512 32 512

(d) Appeals and disciplinary matters

Establishment

(e) Analysis of resource requirements

We hear about them all the time.

It comes to you

Let's hear it. Come on.

Pray, let us all hear.

Because we hear things.

We're listenin'.

Let us listen, can't you?

The appeals are reviewed by a classification appeals body.

He also pointed out that the committee or the Appeals Panel did not respond to the Mission's written requests for clarification.

We hear the mice squeaking.

Then there is a rustle in the brush.

We hear other things.

Do let's hear about it. No, please.

My son, let's hear your counsel.

Let us hear you pray, Samson.

Come on. Let's have a speech.

Lets hear a few notes.

Let's hear what he's got to say.

(ii) Preparation and submission of respondent's reply to appeals filed before the Joint Appeals Board and representation of the Secretary General at a panel for hearings

Rule 111.1 on establishment and rule 111.2 on appeals shall apply to staff members appointed under these rules.

The Panel of Counsel represents appellants during the process.

How cheerful it is to hear of!

WHOOOH OHWO ANAHCAOWOWH AOOO ANHUORWO OHACAHWHAHWHRR

The shot missed. We can hear girls screaming.

Can we listen please?

Let's hear what she's got to say.

Well, come on. Come on. Read it.

We hear very little, and we understand even less.

Let's hear the dead man's story.

Now let's hear how it sounds, Lina.

We haven't heard from your friend here.

We ain't never heard of him, have we?

If only we could hear a fox. Or an owl.

Can we have your views?