29(1)After completing the hearing, the complaints committee may
(a)
dismiss the complaint, or
(b)
find that there has been misconduct by the adjudicator.
29(2)A complaints committee shall file a copy of its decision and reasons with the Registrar, who shall without delay forward a copy to
(a)
the adjudicator against whom the complaint was made, and
(b)
the complainant.
29(3)If a complaints committee makes a finding under paragraph (1)(b), it may, after giving the adjudicator an opportunity to make representations on the matter,
(a)
issue a reprimand to the adjudicator, or
(b)
recommend to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council that the appointment of the adjudicator be revoked.
29(4)The decision of the complaints committee under subsection (3) shall be filed with the Registrar, who shall forward a copy of the decision without delay to
(a)
the complainant,
(b)
the adjudicator against whom a charge of misconduct was upheld, and
(c)
the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, if a recommendation is made under paragraph (3)(b).
29(5)The decision of the complaints committee is final and shall not be appealed, but is subject to judicial review.
29(1)After completing the hearing, the complaints committee may
(a)
dismiss the complaint, or
(b)
find that there has been misconduct by the adjudicator.
29(2)A complaints committee shall file a copy of its decision and reasons with the Registrar, who shall without delay forward a copy to
(a)
the adjudicator against whom the complaint was made, and
(b)
the complainant.
29(3)If a complaints committee makes a finding under paragraph (1)(b), it may, after giving the adjudicator an opportunity to make representations on the matter,
(a)
issue a reprimand to the adjudicator, or
(b)
recommend to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council that the appointment of the adjudicator be revoked.
29(4)The decision of the complaints committee under subsection (3) shall be filed with the Registrar, who shall forward a copy of the decision without delay to
(a)
the complainant,
(b)
the adjudicator against whom a charge of misconduct was upheld, and
(c)
the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, if a recommendation is made under paragraph (3)(b).
29(5)The decision of the complaints committee is final and shall not be appealed, but is subject to judicial review.