Designated complaints
(1) A designated complainant may make a complaint under this section to the Commission. (2) The complaint must: (a) be in writing; and (b) if the Commission has approved a manner for making the complaint—be made in that manner; and (c) if the Commission has approved a form for making the complaint: (i) be made in the approved form; and (ii) include the information required by the form; and (iii) be accompanied by any documents required by the form; and (d) meet the requirements (if any) prescribed in the designated complaints determination relating to the number and types of designated complaints that a designated complainant may make during a specified period. (3) The complaint is a designated complaint starting from the day it meets the requirements mentioned in subsection (2).
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