You should confirm whether there are any witnesses to the alleged conduct and provide their names and contact details if possible. You should provide any relevant background information. Please provide us with the details of your complaint. Continue on a separate sheet if these is not enough space on this form. Only complete this next section if you are requesting that your identity is kept confidential In the interests of fairness and natural justice, members who are complained about have a right to know who has made the complaint. We also believe they have a right to be provided with a summary of the complaint. We are unlikely to withhold your identity or the details of your complaint unless you have good reason to believe that: Disclosure may lead to intimidation either of yourself as a complainant or a witness Disclosure prejudice an investigation Lead to evidence being compromised or destroyed. Please note that requests for confidentiality or requests for suppression of complaint details will not automatically be granted. The Monitoring Officer in conjunction with the Independent Person will consider the request alongside the substance of your complaint. We will then contact you with the decision. If your request for confidentiality is not granted, we will usually allow you the option of withdrawing your complaint. However, it is important to understand that in certain exceptional circumstances where the matter complained about is very serious, we can proceed with an investigation or other action and disclose your name even if you have expressly asked us not to. Please provide us with details of why you believe we should withhold your name and/or the details of your complaint:
You should confirm whether there are any witnesses to the alleged conduct and provide their names and contact details if possible. You should provide any relevant background information. Please provide us with the details of your complaint. Continue on a separate sheet if these is not enough space on this form. Only complete this next section if you are requesting that your identity is kept confidential In the interests of fairness and natural justice, members who are complained about have a right to know who has made the complaint. We also believe they have a right to be provided with a summary of the complaint. We are unlikely to withhold your identity or the details of your complaint unless you have good reason to believe that: Disclosure may lead to intimidation either of yourself as a complainant or a witness Disclosure prejudice an investigation Lead to evidence being compromised or destroyed. Please note that requests for confidentiality or requests for suppression of complaint details will not automatically be granted. The Monitoring Officer in conjunction with the Independent Person will consider the request alongside the substance of your complaint. We will then contact you with the decision. If your request for confidentiality is not granted, we will usually allow you the option of withdrawing your complaint. However, it is important to understand that in certain exceptional circumstances where the matter complained about is very serious, we can proceed with an investigation or other action and disclose your name even if you have expressly asked us not to. Please provide us with details of why you believe we should withhold your name and/or the details of your complaint: