In the judicial sitting, there is the Chairman and not less than one or more than two other members
Before making any order, a Board shall give all interested parties an opportunity of being heard and adducing evidence
Evidence is given on Oath and the proceedings of the Board is judicial
The Chairman has the powers of a Resident Magistrate to compel the attendance and examination of witnesses and the production of documents
The proceedings of Boards are open to the public
Any interested party may be represented before the Board by an Attorney-at-Law
When an application has been made to the Board for judicial hearings, the Board may make an order in default if the applicant or any person interested in the matter is absent
Any person aggrieved by an order may appeal to the Court of Appeal
