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Article 8 Making a complaint

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(1)

A complaint is brought by a complainant sending to the Tribunal a form in accordance with this rule.

(2)

The form must be signed by the complainant and must:

(a)

state the name, address and date of birth of the complainant;

(b)

state the person or authority whose conduct, to the best of the complainant’s knowledge or belief, is the subject of the complaint; and

(c)

describe, to the best of the complainant’s knowledge or belief, that conduct.

(3)

The complainant must also supply, either in or with the form, a summary of the information on which the claim is based.

(4)

At any time, the Tribunal may invite the complainant to supply further information or to make written representations on any matter.