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The Food Crime Officers (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2025

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83 Information for complainant about disciplinary recommendations

(1) This regulation applies where, on the review of the outcome of a complaint under regulation 81, the Director General makes a recommendation under paragraph (7)(c) of that regulation. (2) Where the chief executive notifies the Director General under regulation 81(8)(a) that the recommendation has been accepted, the Director General must notify the complainant, and every person entitled to be kept properly informed in relation to the complaint under regulation 60, of that fact, and of the steps that have been, or are to be taken, by the chief executive to give effect to it. (3) Where the chief executive— (a) notifies the Director General under regulation 81(8)(a) that the chief executive does not, either in whole or in part, accept the recommendation; or (b) fails to take steps to give full effect to the recommendation, the Director General must determine what further steps (if any) to take under regulation 78 as applied by regulation 81(8)(b). (4) The Director General must notify the complainant, and every person entitled to be kept properly informed in relation to the complaint under regulation 60— (a) of any determination under paragraph (3) not to take further steps; and (b) where the Director General determines under paragraph (3) that the Director General will take further steps, of the outcome of the taking of those steps.

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83 Information for complainant about disciplinary recommendations

(1) This regulation applies where, on the review of the outcome of a complaint under regulation 81, the Director General makes a recommendation under paragraph (7)(c) of that regulation. (2) Where the chief executive notifies the Director General under regulation 81(8)(a) that the recommendation has been accepted, the Director General must notify the complainant, and every person entitled to be kept properly informed in relation to the complaint under regulation 60, of that fact, and of the steps that have been, or are to be taken, by the chief executive to give effect to it. (3) Where the chief executive— (a) notifies the Director General under regulation 81(8)(a) that the chief executive does not, either in whole or in part, accept the recommendation; or (b) fails to take steps to give full effect to the recommendation, the Director General must determine what further steps (if any) to take under regulation 78 as applied by regulation 81(8)(b). (4) The Director General must notify the complainant, and every person entitled to be kept properly informed in relation to the complaint under regulation 60— (a) of any determination under paragraph (3) not to take further steps; and (b) where the Director General determines under paragraph (3) that the Director General will take further steps, of the outcome of the taking of those steps.

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