209Offender’s rights at board hearing

209 Offender’s rights at board hearing At a hearing for an inquiry in relation to an offender, the offender— (a) may be represented by a lawyer or, with the board’s consent, by anyone else; and (b) may make submissions to the board about matters relevant to the inquiry; and (c) may produce documents and exhibits to the board; and (d) may give evidence on oath; and (e) may otherwise present evidence, orally or in writing, to the board, and address the board, on matters relevant to the inquiry.