A110 Amendments to Title IV - Creating a Single Court of Review
Currently, each of the nine (9) Provinces is required to establish a Provincial Court of Review to review various matters arising from Hearing Panels in the dioceses of the Province. This requirement can prove burdensome, and experience has taught that the Court of Review is not convened with great frequency. Consequently, the individuals staffing those Courts of Review are often not as well trained in the required processes as they could be. By establishing a single court of review, it is anticipated that the Members would all receive the same training which would therefore result in more uniform application of the procedures of Title IV.
Explanation
Currently, each of the nine (9) Provinces is required to establish a Provincial Court of Review to review various matters arising from Hearing Panels in the dioceses of the Province. This requirement can prove burdensome, and experience has taught that the Court of Review is not convened with great frequency. Consequently, the individuals staffing those Courts of Review are often not as well trained in the required processes as they could be. By establishing a single court of review, it is anticipated that the Members would all receive the same training which would therefore result in more uniform application of the procedures of Title IV.