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CurrentMember of Parliament may make complaint on behalf of complainant
Part 5Dealing with misconduct matters
Division 2Making complaints about officer misconduct, officer maladministration and agency maladministration
39 Member of Parliament may make complaint on behalf of complainant
(1)
A complaint may, with the consent in writing of a person, be made on his or her behalf by a member of Parliament.
(2)
A member of Parliament does not become the complainant merely because the member makes a complaint to the Commission on behalf of another person but may be informed, notified, given or sent such advice about progress on or the outcome of a complaint as the Commission considers appropriate.
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