Does anyone know ?
I'm in the midst of bringing a professional persons actions to the attention of their regulatory body - SRA .
This involves emails and other documents completed by the person in question .
Just wondered if emails are dismissed as not being " evidence " .Does anyone know ?
We have already been told that incorrectly completed paperwork where a direct question is asked and the NO box completed is not proof of intent . Which I understand ,it could be an error ,albeit one that is repeated . So I can see that it will be hard to adequately verify what has taken place ,so expecting the emails to be dismissed as well .
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how are copies of emails viewed when used in a complaint to a regulatory body ?
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lamettarules · 13/02/2018 21:16
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