The Upper Tribunal hearing
The Upper Tribunal hearing
DGW attended the hearing, as did Mr Fisher representing DBS. We are grateful to them both, for presenting their respective arguments.
DGW, representing himself, also gave evidence at the hearing, including via cross examination and answering questions from the panel.
The “permission” hearing was held on the cloud video platform; the case management directions that followed gave the parties the opportunity to express a preference as between “video” and “face to face” in Birmingham, Cardiff, Exeter or London for the substantive hearing (the context being that DGW lived in Bristol); DGW expressed a preference for “video”, based in part on his child-minding responsibilities; DBS had no preference as between “video” and “face to face”. A “video” hearing was listed; and the panel (who were all located in the Rolls Building, London, for the hearing) was satisfied that, in the event, DGW participated in the hearing fully, fairly and justly.
- Heading
- The decision of the Upper Tribunal is to dismiss the appeal. The decision of the Respondent made on 17 January 2024 (DBS reference DBS6191 01007562626 ) to include DGW in the children’s barred list is
- DBS’s decision
- Jurisdiction of the Upper Tribunal
- The grant of permission to appeal
- Documentary evidence in the Upper Tribunal bundle
- The Upper Tribunal hearing
- Summary of DGW’s evidence
- Our conclusions on the permitted grounds of appeal
- Conclusions
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