Part 2Legal aid
After legal aid is granted
26Commissioner to keep aided person informed
The Commissioner must give notice to an aided person of the conditions of his or her grant of legal aid—
- when the grant is first made; and
- when an amendment is made to the maximum grant of legal aid; and
- whenever any material change is made to the conditions; and
- when the repayment payable (as determined under section 21) is settled by the Commissioner; and
- whenever the aided person asks for such a notice.
Every notice under subsection (1) must include—
- a statement of any amounts currently owing by the aided person, whether as an interim repayment or a repayment; and
- details of any charges held, or to be taken, by the Commissioner over property of the aided person; and
- advice to the person about how to seek—
- a reconsideration of the Commissioner's decision under section 51; and
- an examination of the cost of services under section 90; and
- a review of the Commissioner's decision under section 52.
- a reconsideration of the Commissioner's decision under section 51; and
Compare
- 2000 No 42 s 23


