127A

Member of Parliament may make complaint on behalf of a complainant

In force

(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 Commissioner 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 Commissioner considers appropriate.

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