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CurrentNCAT to decide whether or not to conduct proceedings into a complaint
Chapter 14Honesty and disclosure of interests
Part 3Complaints concerning non-disclosure and proceedings before NCAT
Division 2Proceedings before NCAT—pecuniary interests matters not involving councillors or administrators
469 NCAT to decide whether or not to conduct proceedings into a complaint
(1)
After considering a report presented to it in relation to a complaint, the Civil and Administrative Tribunal may decide to conduct proceedings into the complaint.
(2)
If the Civil and Administrative Tribunal decides not to conduct proceedings into a complaint, it must provide a written statement of its decision, and the reasons for its decision—
(a)
to the person against whom the complaint was made, and
(b)
to the person who made the complaint, and
(c)
to the Departmental Chief Executive.
(3)
(Repealed)
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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