Inn is notified of a matter directly

by a student during their

course of study, via their call

declaration or via a complainant

rQ105 Inn makes

enquiries and

requests information

Inn considers: is this a Serious Matter? rQ105

Inn compiles case file and makes referral to the ICC.

rQ106 The Inn considers the matter via its internal disciplinary procedure

Screening Panel considers whether sufficient information has been gathered

via the Inn (rQ105) and whether the matter is sufficiently minor as to fall within the

remit of the Inn’s internal procedures (ICC Rules 16-18 & Statement of Principles and

Guidance)

No action taken/ Complaint dismissed rQ106.1-2

Hearing Panel: is a

Serious Matter

proved?

No action taken/ Complaint dismissed rQ106.1-2

Advise the student as to future conduct rQ106.3 &

Reprimand the student rQ106.4

Ban the student from using the Inn’s facilities

rQ106.5

Students may appeal the decision of the Inn’s disciplinary

procedure via the ICC rQ107

Advise the student as to future conduct rQ109.1

Reprimand the student rQ109.2

Order that call to the Bar be postponed rQ109.3

Direct that the student be expelled from the Inn

rQ109.4

Final Determination sent to Student, Bar

Standards Board, COIC and Inns (rQ18).

Student may

request review under rQ110

within one month of decision.

BAR STANDARDS

BOARD

ICC Flowchart 2: Student members of an Inn

To be read in conjunction with Section B: Bar Training Rules in the BSB Handbook, the ICC Rules and the Statement of Principles and Guidance