This Division does not apply to a complaint about a matter that could be the subject of a complaint to— (a) the Health Services Commissioner under the Health Records Act 2001; or S. 108(b) (b) the Commissioner for Privacy and Data substituted by Protection under the Privacy and Data No. 60/2014 s. 140(Sch. 3 Protection Act 2014. item 12.2). S. 108A 108A Definition inserted by No. 22/2012 In this Division— s. 40. means a disability service service provider provider, contracted service provider or funded service provider about whom a complaint is made. S. 109 109 What matters can be the subject of a complaint? substituted by No. 22/2012 A complaint may be made to the Disability s. 41. Services Commissioner if the complaint— (a) arises out of the provision of services by a disability service provider; or (b) arises out of the provision of services to a person with a disability by a contracted service provider or a funded service provider; or (c) is that a disability service provider, contracted service provider or funded service provider has acted unreasonably by not properly investigating, or not taking proper action upon, a complaint made to the service provider. 110 Who may make a complaint? Any person may make a complaint to the Disability Services Commissioner.
This Division does not apply to a complaint about a matter that could be the subject of a complaint to— (a) the Health Services Commissioner under the Health Records Act 2001; or S. 108(b) substituted by No. 60/2014 s. 140(Sch. 3 item 12.2). (b) the Commissioner for Privacy and Data Protection under the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014. S. 108A inserted by No. 22/2012 s. 40. 108A Definition In this Division— service provider means a disability service provider, contracted service provider or funded service provider about whom a complaint is made. S. 109 substituted by No. 22/2012 s. 41. 109 What matters can be the subject of a complaint? A complaint may be made to the Disability Services Commissioner if the complaint— (a) arises out of the provision of services by a disability service provider; or (b) arises out of the provision of services to a person with a disability by a contracted service provider or a funded service provider; or (c) is that a disability service provider, contracted service provider or funded service provider has acted unreasonably by not properly investigating, or not taking proper action upon, a complaint made to the service provider. 110 Who may make a complaint? Any person may make a complaint to the Disability Services Commissioner.