Here are some factors a panel may use to assess credibility: Determining the credibility of a witness’s testimony must be based on objective criteria. In some cases, the findings of fact will depend on the credibility of the witnesses. There is sufficient evidence to substantiate the allegations, meaning that the panel can say that the incidents happened.There is insufficient evidence to substantiate the allegations, meaning that the panel cannot say whether the incidents did or did not happen.There is no evidence to substantiate the allegations, meaning that the panel can say that the incidents did not happen.There are essentially three findings that the panel will need to make in relation to each of the incidents/events under investigation: The investigation report must explain how the panel came to its findings. These conclusions must be based on the evidence the panel has found in the course of its investigation: the documents, the statements etc. The panel is tasked with making findings of fact and it is crucial that the panel concludes its investigation and its report with clear findings or a conclusion that the evidence did not permit the panel to make findings of fact.

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