 The test as to whether the decision should be set aside is whether there is a "real possibility [of bias]", as established in "Gough v Chief Constable of the Derbyshire Constabulary" [2001], which dropped the 'fair-minded observer' part of the test.Whether or not a person was given a fair hearing of his case will depend on the circumstances and the type of the decision to be made.The minimum requirement is that the person gets the chance to present his case.