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The Food Crime Officers (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2025

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64 Copies of complaints etc.

(1) Where a complaint is recorded under regulation 15(4), the chief executive must— (a) supply to the complainant a copy of the record made of that complaint; and (b) subject to paragraphs (2) to (4), supply to the person complained against a copy of the complaint. (2) A copy of a complaint supplied under this regulation may be in a form which keeps anonymous the identity of the complainant or of any other person. (3) The chief executive may decide not to supply such a copy of a complaint if the chief executive is of the opinion that to do so— (a) might prejudice any criminal investigation or pending proceedings; or (b) would otherwise be contrary to the public interest. (4) Where the chief executive decides not to supply such a copy, the chief executive shall keep that decision under regular review.

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64 Copies of complaints etc.

(1) Where a complaint is recorded under regulation 15(4), the chief executive must— (a) supply to the complainant a copy of the record made of that complaint; and (b) subject to paragraphs (2) to (4), supply to the person complained against a copy of the complaint. (2) A copy of a complaint supplied under this regulation may be in a form which keeps anonymous the identity of the complainant or of any other person. (3) The chief executive may decide not to supply such a copy of a complaint if the chief executive is of the opinion that to do so— (a) might prejudice any criminal investigation or pending proceedings; or (b) would otherwise be contrary to the public interest. (4) Where the chief executive decides not to supply such a copy, the chief executive shall keep that decision under regular review.

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