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3. A person wishing to appeal a non-discrimination notice (the appellant) shall do so by sending to the Employment Tribunal Office two copies of a notice of appeal which must be in writing and must include the following —
(a)the name and address of the appellant and, if different, an address to which he requires notices and documents relating to the appeal to be sent;
(b)the date of the non-discrimination notice appealed against;
(c)the name and address of the respondent;
(d)details of the requirements which are being appealed; and
(e)the grounds for the appeal.
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