Guidance notes for officers appealing
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How the appeal proceeds
For your appeal to be accepted it must be registered in writing within
three months of your last date of service. This letter of appeal should
contain as much background information about yourself as is possible
e.g. date of birth
and the governmental department/agency which employed you. The
Board will also need a copy of your letter of dismissal. You
should also indicate whether your dismissal is the subject of an internal
appeal within the department/agency or if you have appealed a decision on
medical retirement.
Once your appeal has been received the CSAB will send you a background
information form (CSAB97.5) for you to complete together with a request for
your main statement of case. A deadline for the submission of this
statement will be given and this must be met otherwise your appeal may be
struck out. On receipt of the CSAB97.5 form a check of your eligibility to
appeal to the CSAB
will be made and if there is any problem you will be informed as soon as
possible.
