Section 110 — Who may make a complaint? — Disability Act 2006 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 110 — Who may make a complaint? — Disability Act 2006 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 107Purpose of Division s 108Application of Division s 108AReferences to service provider s 109What matters can be the subject of a complaint?s 110Who may make a complaint?s 111How do you make a complaint?s 112Withdrawal of complaint s 113Preliminary assessment of complaint s 114Circumstances in which the Disability Services Commissioner may decline to consider a complaint s 115Notice of decision to consider or not to consider complaint s 116Consideration of complaint suitable for conciliation s 117Dealing with a complaint s 118Investigation of a complaint s 119Notice of decision and procedures s 120Circumstances in which notice is not to be given s 121Duty to stop proceedings s 123Powers not to be exercised during conciliation

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Part 6—Rights and accountability

Division 6—Complaints to Disability Services Commissioner

110 Who may make a complaint?

Any person may make a complaint to the Disability Services Commissioner.

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