Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) If a conciliator
recommends that the Director should not investigate a complaint, the Director
must not —
(a)
investigate the complaint;
(b)
refer it again for conciliation; or
(c) deal
with it in any other way authorised by this Act,
unless asked to do so
by the person who made the complaint.
(2) If a conciliator
makes no recommendation about a complaint or recommends that the Director
should investigate the matter the Director may —
(a)
investigate the complaint;
(b)
refer it again for conciliation; or
(c) deal
with it in any other way authorised by this Act.
(3) If the Director
considers that —
(a) a
complaint which relates to a registered provider and has been referred for
conciliation cannot be resolved by conciliation; and
(b) the
provider’s registration board has power to deal with the matter,
the Director
may —
(c)
after consultation with that board; and
(d) with
the written consent of the person who made the complaint,
refer the complaint to
that board for action under section 54(1).