Fees for services provided by the Complaints Commissioner
595 Fees for services provided by the Complaints Commissioner
The Complaints Commissioner may, on behalf of the Commonwealth, charge fees prescribed by the rules for services prescribed by the rules that are provided by the Complaints Commissioner in performing the Complaints Commissioner’s functions.
However, the Complaints Commissioner must not charge a complainant fees for services provided by the Complaints Commissioner in performing the complaints functions.
A fee charged under subsection (1):
is a debt due to the Complaints Commissioner, on behalf of the Commonwealth; and
is recoverable by the Complaints Commissioner, on behalf of the Commonwealth, in a court of competent jurisdiction.
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