Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Subject to this
section, within 14 days after deciding to accept a complaint the
Director —
(a) must
give written notice of the decision to the provider;
(b) if
the complaint is against a registered provider, may give notice of the
decision to the provider’s registration board; and
(c) may
give notice of the decision to any other person concerned.
(2) If the Director
considers that on account of particular circumstances the disclosure of the
complainant’s identity in a notice under paragraph (a) of
subsection (1) —
(a) may
result in the health or safety of the user being put at risk; or
(b)
would prejudice the proper investigation of the complaint,
the Director in giving
the notice under that paragraph is not to disclose the identity of the
complainant.
(3) Where the Director
has acted under subsection (2), the Director must give notice to the
provider of the identity of the complainant if the Director later becomes
satisfied that the circumstances described in that subsection no longer
apply.