For your appeal, you typically cannot submit new evidence during the hearing unless all parties agree. However, you can introduce new evidence if it is important and significant enough to potentially change the outcome. Below is a summary of the types of evidence you might consider submitting:
| Type of Evidence | Details |
|---|---|
| Witness Statements | Written statements from witnesses that support your position. |
| Medical Evidence | Reports from medical professionals if relevant to the appeal. |
| Documents | Any supporting documents that were not part of the initial hearing but may clarify your position. |
| Credible Testimony | Information from witnesses who can provide factual accounts pertinent to the case. |
If you believe there are key pieces of evidence that may change the committee's view, it might be worth discussing with all parties involved before the hearing to obtain their agreement for its inclusion.
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