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The Food Crime Officers (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2025

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41 Withdrawn complaints: no written signed notification

(1) This regulation applies where the complainant indicates a wish— (a) to withdraw the complaint; or (b) that no further steps be taken, but does not provide a notification to that effect signed by the complainant or the complainant’s solicitor or other authorised agent on the complainant’s behalf. (2) The chief executive must write to the complainant to determine how the complainant wishes to proceed. (3) A letter under paragraph (2) must, subject to guidance issued by the Director General, be sent by recorded delivery. (4) Where the complainant— (a) replies confirming the complainant’s wish to withdraw the complaint or that no further steps be taken; or (b) does not reply within a period of 28 days starting with the day after the day the letter was sent by the chief executive in accordance with paragraph (2), the chief executive must proceed as if the chief executive had received a notification signed by the complainant that the complainant withdraws the complaint or wishes that no further steps be taken.

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41 Withdrawn complaints: no written signed notification

(1) This regulation applies where the complainant indicates a wish— (a) to withdraw the complaint; or (b) that no further steps be taken, but does not provide a notification to that effect signed by the complainant or the complainant’s solicitor or other authorised agent on the complainant’s behalf. (2) The chief executive must write to the complainant to determine how the complainant wishes to proceed. (3) A letter under paragraph (2) must, subject to guidance issued by the Director General, be sent by recorded delivery. (4) Where the complainant— (a) replies confirming the complainant’s wish to withdraw the complaint or that no further steps be taken; or (b) does not reply within a period of 28 days starting with the day after the day the letter was sent by the chief executive in accordance with paragraph (2), the chief executive must proceed as if the chief executive had received a notification signed by the complainant that the complainant withdraws the complaint or wishes that no further steps be taken.

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