Enoch Burke case: Two disciplinary panel members resign in major blow to efforts to resolve row over teacher's dismissal
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Enoch Burke case: Two disciplinary panel members resign in major blow to efforts to resolve row over teacher's dismissal
"Efforts to resolve the long-running dispute between Wilson's Hospital School and Enoch Burke have suffered a significant setback following the resignation of two members of a disciplinary appeals panel (DAP) that was considering whether his dismissal was justified."
"The resignations came after the process became mired in litigation after the anti-transgender schoolteacher sued the three-member panel, claiming he was denied fair procedures at a hearing on December 13 last year."
Efforts to resolve the long-running dispute between Wilson's Hospital School and Enoch Burke suffered a significant setback when two members of a disciplinary appeals panel resigned. The panel had been considering whether Burke's dismissal was justified. The resignations followed litigation initiated by Burke, who sued the three-member panel and claimed he was denied fair procedures at a hearing on December 13 last year. Burke is described as an anti-transgender schoolteacher. The legal challenge and the panel resignations have impeded the disciplinary review and delayed determination of whether the dismissal was justified.
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