Where the appropriate body is a person other than outcome of the complaint as soon as it has been the Lord Chancellor or a Minister of the Crown, dealt with; and where the PCC considers it inappropriate to refer the complaint to the appropriate body, or (b) where it appears that there is no appropriate where the appropriate body refuses to deal with a body, or where the appropriate body refuses to complaint, the PCC must consider the complaint deal with a complaint, the PCC may consider the and, subject to rE25 below, direct it to be complaint and direct it to be proceeded with in proceeded with in accordance with rE29 and accordance with rE29 and following provisions following below. below. .3 When the appropriate body has dealt with a complaint, or the PCC considers that the appropriate body has not dealt with a complaint within a reasonable time or fully or satisfactorily, the PCC may reconsider the complaint and shall consider any finding made and any action taken by the appropriate body and may direct that the complaint be proceeded with in accordance with rE29 and following below. .4 No direction shall be given under rE23.2(b) or rE23.3 above in respect of a complaint which the PCC considers to have arisen in substance from dissatisfaction or disagreement with anything decided, done or said by the applicable person in the proper exercise of their judicial or functions. rE24 If the appropriate body, having dealt with a For the purposes of rE23 above, “quasi-judicial” believes that it may be appropriate for it complaint, refers to acting: to be considered further by the Bar Standards Board, the appropriate body may, subject to rE25
Where the appropriate body is a person other than the Lord Chancellor or a Minister of the Crown, and where the PCC considers it inappropriate to refer the complaint to the appropriate body, or where the appropriate body refuses to deal with a complaint, the PCC must consider the complaint and, subject to rE25 below, direct it to be proceeded with in accordance with rE29 and following below. outcome of the complaint as soon as it has been dealt with; (b) where it appears that there is no appropriate body, or where the appropriate body refuses to deal with a complaint, the PCC may consider the complaint and direct it to be proceeded with in accordance with rE29 and following provisions below. .3 When the appropriate body has dealt with a complaint, or the PCC considers that the appropriate body has not dealt with a complaint within a reasonable time or fully or satisfactorily, the PCC may reconsider the complaint and shall consider any finding made and any action taken by the appropriate body and may direct that the complaint be proceeded with in accordance with rE29 and following below. .4 No direction shall be given under rE23.2(b) or rE23.3 above in respect of a complaint which the PCC considers to have arisen in substance from dissatisfaction or disagreement with anything decided, done or said by the applicable person in the proper exercise of their judicial or functions. rE24 If the appropriate body, having dealt with a complaint, believes that it may be appropriate for it to be considered further by the Bar Standards Board, the appropriate body may, subject to rE25 For the purposes of rE23 above, “quasi-judicial” refers to acting:
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