On 20/05/2013,
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incorporating all amendments published on or before 20/05/2013.
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4.
—(1) Any person upon whom a notice has been served in accordance with rule 3(3) may appear at the time, date and place specified in the notice either in person or, with the leave of the advisory board, by an agent authorised by him in writing and, whether he appears in person or not, may, with the leave of the advisory board, be represented by an advocate and solicitor and make oral representations in connection with the order of detention.
(2) Any person who does not desire to appear personally or by advocate and solicitor or by agent may cause to be delivered to the chairman a written memorandum signed by himself or by his advocate and solicitor setting forth the particulars of his representations and of any additional representations which he may wish to make:
Provided that an advisory board shall not be bound to consider any such written representations unless they reach the chairman at or before the time and date specified in the notice referred to in rule 3(3).
(3) Any chairman may, by arrangement with any other chairman, transfer the hearing of any oral representations or the consideration of any written representations to an advisory board presided over by that other chairman.