Send Tribunal Consent Order
What is Send tribunal consent order?
A Send tribunal consent order is a legal document agreed upon by all parties involved in a Special Educational Needs and Disability (Send) tribunal case. It outlines the decisions made by the tribunal and the actions each party must take to comply with the ruling.
What are the types of Send tribunal consent order?
There are two main types of Send tribunal consent orders:
Consent order by agreement - This type of order is created when all parties involved in the tribunal case reach a mutual agreement on the terms and conditions of the order.
Judicially imposed consent order - This type of order is issued by the tribunal judge when they make a ruling on the case, and all parties must comply with the decision.
How to complete Send tribunal consent order
To complete a Send tribunal consent order, follow these steps:
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Review the terms and conditions of the consent order carefully.
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Sign the consent order if you agree with the decisions made by the tribunal.
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Ensure that all parties involved in the case also sign the consent order.
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File the signed consent order with the Send tribunal for approval.
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Comply with the terms outlined in the consent order to avoid any legal consequences.
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Questions & answers
How do I withdraw an appeal UK?
Withdrawing your appeal Only you or your representative can withdraw your appeal. Contact the tribunal in writing if you want to withdraw your appeal - include your appeal number. The tribunal will decide whether to give you permission to withdraw, or if the hearing will go ahead.
What is the send appeal in Lancashire?
Appeal to the SEND Tribunal The Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Tribunal handles appeals against local authority decisions about special educational needs. If you are unhappy about the content of an EHC plan you have the right of appeal within two months of the final EHC Plan being issued.
