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Social Workers Registration Act 2003

Discipline - Complaints

60: Registrar to notify Board of complaints

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"The Registrar must tell the Board about complaints in writing"

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The Registrar has to tell the Board in writing about a complaint made under section 59(1)(b). You can find this rule in the Social Workers Registration Act 2003. When someone makes a complaint, the Registrar must notify the Board about it.

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Part 4Discipline
Complaints

60Registrar to notify Board of complaints

  1. The Registrar must notify the Board in writing of a complaint under section 59(1)(b).

Notes
  • Section 60: replaced, on , by section 88 of the Social Workers Registration Legislation Act 2019 (2019 No 3).