Form of complaint
105 Form of complaint
A complaint is to:
be in writing in a form approved by the Commissioner; and
specify the name of the complainant; and
specify the respondent; and
(d) if the complaint is made under section 103 – identify the decision and the application for review on which the decision was made; and
if the complaint is made under section 104:
identify the matter complained of; and
(ii) set out details of the attempts made by the person to have the organisation resolve or rectify that matter and the outcomes of those attempts; and
set out the reasons for making the complaint; and
(g) specify an address to which correspondence regarding the complaint may be sent to the complainant.
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