The Authorised Investigators (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2026
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86 Recommendations by the Director General in relation to remedying dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant
(1) This regulation applies for the purposes of regulation 72(13) or 80(7)(d) where the Director General considers it appropriate to make a recommendation of a kind described in paragraph (3) with a view to remedying the dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant concerned. (2) A recommendation under this regulation may only be made to the Minister. (3) The kinds of recommendation are— (a) a recommendation that an apology be made to the complainant concerned; (b) a recommendation that any property seized from the complainant concerned be returned; (c) a recommendation not falling within sub-paragraphs (a) or (b), other than a recommendation that compensation be paid, which the Director General considers appropriate to remedy the dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant concerned. (4) Following receipt of a recommendation, the Minister must provide to the Director General a written response stating— (a) whether the Minister accepts the recommendation; (b) if the Minister accepts the recommendation, the steps that the Minister proposes to take to give effect to the recommendation; (c) if the Minister does not accept the recommendation, the reasons for not accepting it. (5) The Minister must provide the response before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which the recommendation was made. (6) The Director General may extend the period mentioned in paragraph (5) and, if so, the Minister must provide the response before the end of the extended period. (7) The Director General must send a copy of the recommendation and the response to it to— (a) the complainant concerned; (b) any interested person; and (c) except in a case where it appears to the Director General that to do so might prejudice any investigation or proceedings (including a criminal investigation or criminal proceedings), the person complained against (if any). (8) In this regulation, “complainant concerned” means— (a) in relation to a recommendation under regulation 72(13), the complainant whose complaint, having been investigated, resulted in the submission or completion of the report under regulation 71; (b) in relation to a recommendation under regulation 80(7)(d), the complainant who applied under regulation 80(2) for the review.
86 Recommendations by the Director General in relation to remedying dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant
(1) This regulation applies for the purposes of regulation 72(13) or 80(7)(d) where the Director General considers it appropriate to make a recommendation of a kind described in paragraph (3) with a view to remedying the dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant concerned. (2) A recommendation under this regulation may only be made to the Minister. (3) The kinds of recommendation are— (a) a recommendation that an apology be made to the complainant concerned; (b) a recommendation that any property seized from the complainant concerned be returned; (c) a recommendation not falling within sub-paragraphs (a) or (b), other than a recommendation that compensation be paid, which the Director General considers appropriate to remedy the dissatisfaction expressed by the complainant concerned. (4) Following receipt of a recommendation, the Minister must provide to the Director General a written response stating— (a) whether the Minister accepts the recommendation; (b) if the Minister accepts the recommendation, the steps that the Minister proposes to take to give effect to the recommendation; (c) if the Minister does not accept the recommendation, the reasons for not accepting it. (5) The Minister must provide the response before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which the recommendation was made. (6) The Director General may extend the period mentioned in paragraph (5) and, if so, the Minister must provide the response before the end of the extended period. (7) The Director General must send a copy of the recommendation and the response to it to— (a) the complainant concerned; (b) any interested person; and (c) except in a case where it appears to the Director General that to do so might prejudice any investigation or proceedings (including a criminal investigation or criminal proceedings), the person complained against (if any). (8) In this regulation, “complainant concerned” means— (a) in relation to a recommendation under regulation 72(13), the complainant whose complaint, having been investigated, resulted in the submission or completion of the report under regulation 71; (b) in relation to a recommendation under regulation 80(7)(d), the complainant who applied under regulation 80(2) for the review.
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