213Obligation to report outcomes and recommendations

1. The Legal Complaints Review Officer must—

2. report the outcome of each review to—
   1. the Standards Committee concerned; and
   2. the applicant; and
   3. each of the other persons who was entitled, under section 193, to apply to the Legal Complaints Review Officer for the review; and
3. report to the New Zealand Law Society or the New Zealand Society of Conveyancers, as the case may require, both the outcome at each review and any recommendations made as a result of the review.

4. The report of the outcome of a review must state the reasons for any decision made, as a result of that review, under section 205 or section 211.

5. A duty under subsection (1)(a)(iii) (read with sections 6 and 193 to 197) to report the outcome of a review to each member of a class (of related persons) in column 1 of a row of the following table is performed sufficiently by reporting that outcome only to the individual or smaller class (of related persons) in column 2 of that row:

   The following table is small in size and has 2 columns. Column 1 is headed Class. Column 2 is headed Individual or smaller class.

   	Column 1 Class		Column 2 Individual or smaller class
   1	All persons who practise in partnership with the practitioner		Any 1 of those persons who practise in partnership with the practitioner
   2	All directors of an incorporated law firm or incorporated conveyancing firm in which the practitioner practises		Any 1 of those directors of that firm
   3	All shareholders of an incorporated law firm or incorporated conveyancing firm in which the practitioner practises		All shareholders of that firm who are shareholders of that firm in respect of shares that confer voting rights

6. If the person who is the subject of the review is a provider under the Legal Services Act 2011, the Legal Complaints Review Officer must report both the outcome of the review and any recommendations made as a result of the review to the Secretary for Justice.