Amelia X applies for compensation from the fund. She alleges that she paid the Wings of a Dove Travel Agency for a vacation in a four-star hotel, but the hotel turned out to be a two-star hotel. She suffered a $1000 loss as a result. The registrar is concerned about whether the information she has provided supports her claim and is considering refusing the claim. Does procedural fairness require that the registrar provide an opportunity for consultation or a hearing before refusing the claim? If not, why not? If so, who is entitled to procedural fairness and what kind of consultation or hearing would satisfy the requirements of procedural fairness under these circumstances?

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