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Independent third party review
Third party review can only be requested in certain circumstances, and if it is considered that there were flaws or inefficiencies in the process applied by the Board, Committee or Panel in reaching a decision. Third party review cannot be used to change or overturn decisions. That remains a matter for the courts.
The following documents explain when and in what circumstances third party review can be requested.
Third party review at a glance 
This page gives you an overview of third party review, and should be read first.
Notes for guidance
This page explains in more detail about how third party review works.
Terms of reference
These are the terms that underpin the third party review procedure.
Request for third party review (online form)
If you want to request a third party review, please complete the online form.
Customer satisfaction survey (online form)
Please complete this at the end of the third party review process . It will let us know your views on the third party review procedure.
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