Director‑general may conduct proceedings
253 Director‑general may conduct proceedings
The director‑general may conduct a proceeding before a judicial body on behalf of a resident of a retirement village if—
the resident has made a complaint to the director‑general; and
after investigating the complaint, the director‑general is satisfied that the resident may have a right to conduct the proceeding; and
the resident agrees to the director‑general conducting the proceeding.
The director‑general must conduct a proceeding before a judicial body on behalf of a resident of a retirement village if—
the Minister directs the director‑general to do so; and
the resident agrees to the director‑general conducting the proceeding.
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