Withdrawn claims
23 Withdrawn claims
For any claim other than a claim that there was a breach of a specified public sector standard the claimant may at any time withdraw the claim by giving written notice of the withdrawal to the Commissioner or the public sector body with which the claim was lodged.
If a public sector body is given notice under subregulation (1), the employing authority of the public sector body is to give written notice to the Commissioner of the withdrawal of the claim.
If the Commissioner is given notice under subregulation (1), the Commissioner is to give written notice to the public sector body of the withdrawal of the claim.
For a claim that there was a breach of a specified public sector standard, the claimant may, before the end of the agency resolution period for the claim, withdraw the claim by giving written notice of the withdrawal to the public sector body with which the claim was lodged.
[Regulation 23 amended: Gazette 11 Feb 2011 p. 501; SL 2025/122 r. 13.]
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