When you make a complaint under section 8, the Authority will tell the public about their decision. You can buy a copy of the decision from the Authority for a reasonable price. The copy will include the reasons why the Authority made that decision. The Authority's notice about the decision is like a report from a court in New Zealand, as stated in clause 6 of Part 1 of Schedule 1 of the Defamation Act 1992. This means the notice is considered a fair and accurate report. You can rely on the notice to know what the Authority decided. The Authority must follow these rules when dealing with complaints under section 8. They must give public notice of their decision and make copies available. This helps you understand what happened with your complaint.