The Authorised Investigators (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2026
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84 Recommendations by the Director General following receipt of reports on completion of an investigation or following a determination on a review
(1) This regulation applies where the Director General has— (a) received a report, or otherwise completed one in relation to an investigation carried out under regulation 42 by the Director General personally, under— (i) regulation 71(3)(a); (ii) regulation 71(4); or (iii) regulation 75(2)(a) or (3); or (b) made a determination on a review under regulation 80. (2) The Director General may make a recommendation to the Minister in relation to a matter dealt with in the report or review. (3) Where this paragraph applies— (a) by virtue of paragraph (1)(a)(i) or (ii), and the report is a report of an investigation of a complaint; or (b) by virtue of paragraph (1)(b), a recommendation made under paragraph (2) may not be a recommendation of a kind described in regulation 86(3). (4) A recommendation under this regulation may also be made to any person if it is made— (a) following the receipt or completion of a report relating to— (i) a DSI matter; (ii) a recordable conduct matter; or (iii) a complaint; or (b) following a determination on a review relating to a complaint. (5) Where the Director General makes a recommendation under this regulation, the Director General must also— (a) publish the recommendation; and (b) send a copy of it to any person to whom the Director General thinks a copy should be sent.
84 Recommendations by the Director General following receipt of reports on completion of an investigation or following a determination on a review
(1) This regulation applies where the Director General has— (a) received a report, or otherwise completed one in relation to an investigation carried out under regulation 42 by the Director General personally, under— (i) regulation 71(3)(a); (ii) regulation 71(4); or (iii) regulation 75(2)(a) or (3); or (b) made a determination on a review under regulation 80. (2) The Director General may make a recommendation to the Minister in relation to a matter dealt with in the report or review. (3) Where this paragraph applies— (a) by virtue of paragraph (1)(a)(i) or (ii), and the report is a report of an investigation of a complaint; or (b) by virtue of paragraph (1)(b), a recommendation made under paragraph (2) may not be a recommendation of a kind described in regulation 86(3). (4) A recommendation under this regulation may also be made to any person if it is made— (a) following the receipt or completion of a report relating to— (i) a DSI matter; (ii) a recordable conduct matter; or (iii) a complaint; or (b) following a determination on a review relating to a complaint. (5) Where the Director General makes a recommendation under this regulation, the Director General must also— (a) publish the recommendation; and (b) send a copy of it to any person to whom the Director General thinks a copy should be sent.
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