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3.10 Notification of Results To ensure that results are sent to the correct address candidates are requested to notify CLT of any change. Any change of address must be notified to CLT in writing and oral notifications will not be accepted. Results will be posted onto each candidate’s log in page on CLT’s website within 40 working days of the assessment (provided all outstanding fees have been paid) and a hard copy letter containing the results will be sent to all candidates. 3.11 Scheme Membership and Certificates To apply for re-accreditation to IAAS, you need to submit an application form to the Law Society. You can apply for re-accreditation either before or after you have passed the re-accreditation assessment. The Law Society will receive confirmation from CLT of your assessment results. Upon successful completion of the assessment and your application to the Law Society for re-accreditation, the Law Society will re-accredit your membership to IAAS and send you a certificate and letter confirming that you have been reaccredited to the scheme. Please note that CLT cannot deal with enquiries about scheme membership or certificates. 3.12 Mitigating/Extenuating Circumstances, Complaints and Appeals 3.12.1 Capability to Sit an Assessment Please note that by attending the assessment a candidate is certifying that on that day he/she is capable of undertaking it, signing the attendance sheet confirms acceptance of this condition. Therefore, following the examination candidates cannot ask for ill health, save as set out below, or any other extenuating circumstance to be considered as a factor in assessing his/her performance. 3.12.2 Mitigating and Extenuating Circumstances There are no mitigating or extenuating circumstances for an individual that will be taken into consideration in deciding the marks awarded for an assessment. Events at venue If there was an incident at the examination venue such as fire alarm, the temperature of the room or some other incident, CLT's invigilators will notify CLT and this information will be passed onto the assessors. Candidate illness during the assessment If a candidate is taken ill during an assessment and he/she cannot complete it, he/she will be given a deferral (i.e. the attempted assessment will not count as a fail). The candidate must contact CLT to arrange a new assessment date. May 2011 – V14 18
3.13 Complaints Any complaint relating to the assessment process, including the examination venue must be lodged in writing within 7 days of the assessment. The complaint must be addressed to the Programme Co-ordinator, at CLT. Any complaint received out of time will not, under any circumstances, be considered. On receipt of a complaint it will be acknowledged on the day of receipt and a copy of the complaints procedure will be provided. 3.14 Appeals There is no appeal against the Assessment Board's academic judgment: its decision is final. The only ground for an appeal is: A candidate may allege that the assessment has not been conducted in accordance with the syllabus (i.e. the Written Standards) laid down by the Law Society. In making such an appeal the candidate must set out his/her allegations in writing and detail how the assessment fails to meet the written standards. There is a fee of £250 plus VAT for making this appeal (should the appeal be upheld – the fee will be refunded). Such appeals must be made within 7 days of the results being posted on CLT’s website. Requests received after this time will not, under any circumstances be considered. On receipt of such an appeal, the Programme Development Director will convene a Board (Chaired by a CLT director) to review the appeal allegations. 3.15 Candidate Services The candidate can request that: the addition of the marks on his/her script is checked - the fee for this service is £100 plus VAT and the request must be received within 7 days of the results being posted on CLT’s website. Requests received after this time will not, under any circumstances be considered. Please Note: This service does not involve a remark of the candidate’s script. 3.16 Generic Feedback and Examination Papers Feedback about candidates’ performance in general for the assessments will be available after each examination round, on CLT’s website within 10 day’s of the results being published. The examination papers will be published on CLT’s website at the same time. 3.17 Candidate Confidentiality CLT is registered with the Data Commissioner in order to process data and it processes data in accordance with the Data Protection Act and the eight data principles contained within the Act. May 2011 – V14 19
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