The Commission on Administrative Justice Regulations
Sets the short title: "Commission on Administrative Justice Regulations."
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Sets the short title: "Commission on Administrative Justice Regulations." This section provides definitions for terms used in the Regulations, including definitions for "Act", "admission", "Chairperson", "Commission", "Commissioner", "Complainant", "Complaint", "hearing", "investigation", "mediation", "respondent", "State office", and "State officer". If the Commission considers a complaint unmeritorious, it may discontinue proceedings, record its reasons and notify the complainant. If a complaint is discontinued under regulation 10, the complainant may appeal in writing to the Chairperson; if an appeal is disallowed the complaint is closed and the appellant notified; a letter signed by the Chairperson notifying the complainant of the Commission's decision counts as notice. A complainant may withdraw a complaint in writing at any stage; if the complainant fails to respond within three months the Commission may deem the complaint lapsed, but the Commission may still proceed in the public interest and a lapsed complainant may apply for re-admission to the Chairperson.
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Part I
PRELIMINARY
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PRELIMINARY - 1. Citation
AI-assisted research summary: Sets the short title: "Commission on Administrative Justice Regulations."
Section 1. Citation Section These Regulations may be cited as the Commission on Administrative Justice Regulations. - 2
PRELIMINARY - 2. Interpretation
AI-assisted research summary: This section provides definitions for terms used in the Regulations, including definitions for "Act", "admission", "Chairperson", "Commission", "Commissioner", "Complainant", "Complaint", "hearing", "investigation", "mediation", "respondent", "State office", and "State officer".
Section 2. Interpretation Section In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires— "Act" means the Commission on Administrative Justice Act (Cap. 7J); "admission" means the process by which the eligibility of a complaint to determination by the Commission is done; "Chairperson" means the Chairperson of the Commission appointed in accordance with section 11 of the Act; "Commission" means the Commission on Administrative Justice established under section 3 of the Act; "Commissioner" means a member of the Commission appointed under section 11 of the Act; "Complainant" means a person or institution alleging breach of any matter under the mandate of the Commission; "Complaint" means an oral, written or any other communication made or addressed to the Commission or taken up by the Commission against a State Office or State Officer or Public Officer or Public Office; "hearing" means a sitting of a hearing panel for the purpose of enabling it to reach or announce a decision on a complaint under adjudication; "investigation" includes the formal process following a preliminary inquiry or on the Commission’s own motion of establishing the facts in a matter, by an investigator, upon a decision of the Commission; "mediation" means the process by which the Commission assists a complainant and the respondent to reach a fair settlement regarding the complaint and may include, the process of conciliation or negotiation; "respondent" means a person or institution against whom or who the complaint is made; "State office" has the meaning assigned to it under Article 260 of the Constitution; and "State officer" has the meaning assigned to it under Article 260 of the Constitution.
Part II
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT
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LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 10. Discontinuation of a complaint
AI-assisted research summary: If the Commission considers a complaint unmeritorious, it may discontinue proceedings, record its reasons and notify the complainant.
Section 10. Discontinuation of a complaint Section Where, in the opinion of the Commission, a complaint does not merit further consideration, it may discontinue further proceedings on the complaint, record its reasons and notify the complainant accordingly. - 11
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 11. Appeal
AI-assisted research summary: If a complaint is discontinued under regulation 10, the complainant may appeal in writing to the Chairperson; if an appeal is disallowed the complaint is closed and the appellant notified; a letter signed by the Chairperson notifying the complainant of the Commission's decision counts as notice.
Section 11. Appeal Section 11(1) Where a complaint has been discontinued under regulation 10, the complainant may, in writing, appeal to the Chairperson against the discontinuation. Section 11(2) Where an appeal is disallowed, the complaint shall be closed and the appellant notified appropriately. Section 11(3) For purposes of this regulation, a letter under the hand of the Chairperson notifying the complainant of the decision of the Commission shall be considered as notice for the purposes of this regulation. - 12
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 12. Withdrawal and lapse of complaint
AI-assisted research summary: A complainant may withdraw a complaint in writing at any stage; if the complainant fails to respond within three months the Commission may deem the complaint lapsed, but the Commission may still proceed in the public interest and a lapsed complainant may apply for re-admission to the Chairperson.
Section 12. Withdrawal and lapse of complaint Section 12(1) A complainant may, in writing, withdraw a complaint pending before the Commission at any stage during its consideration. Section 12(2) Where a complainant unjustifiably fails or neglects to respond to communication from the Commission within three months from the date of the last communication, the Commission may deem the complaint to have lapsed. Section 12(3) Despite the provisions of paragraphs (1) and (2), the Commission may, in its discretion, proceed to deal with a complaint in the public interest. Section 12(4) Where a complaint has lapsed, the complainant may apply to the Chairperson for re- admission of the complaint and give reasons in support of the application for re-admission to the satisfaction of the Chairperson. - 13
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 13. Joint consideration of complaint
AI-assisted research summary: Permits consolidating complaints or designating one as a test complaint and staying action on others; the decision on a test complaint applies, mutatis mutandis, to consolidated complaints.
Section 13. Joint consideration of complaint Section 13(1)(a) consolidate the complaints; or Section 13(1)(b) treat one complaint as a test complaint and stay further action on the other complaints pending resolution of the test complaint. Section 13(2) The decision on a test complaint shall apply, mutatis mutandis , to all other complaints with which the test complaint was consolidated. - 14
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 14. Judicial notice
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may take judicial notice of facts that are publicly known.
Section 14. Judicial notice Section The Commission may take judicial notice of facts that are publicly known. - 15
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 15. Language
AI-assisted research summary: Proceedings are in English or Swahili; the Commission must try to provide an interpreter to a party who cannot speak or understand the language of proceedings, and interpretation includes braille and sign-language.
Section 15. Language Section 15(1) Proceedings before the Commission shall be conducted in the English or Swahili languages. Section 15(2) The Commission shall endeavour to ensure that a party who cannot speak or understand the language of proceedings is entitled to the services of an interpreter to be provided by the Commission. Section 15(3) For purposes of paragraph (2), interpretation shall include interpretation for braille, sign-language or such other interpretation as may be deemed necessary. - 16
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 16. Register of Complaints
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must keep a register of complaints and enter all complaints upon receipt.
Section 16. Register of Complaints Section The Commission shall keep a register of complaints in which all complaints shall, upon receipt, be entered. - 3
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 3. Lodging of complaints
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may determine the places and forms for lodging complaints from time to time; complaints may be lodged at the Commission's offices or other places in such form.
Section 3. Lodging of complaints Section A complaint may be lodged at the offices of the Commission or at such place or places and in such form as the Commission may from time to time determine. - 4
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 4. Parties to a Complaint
AI-assisted research summary: A complaint may be lodged by the complainant, someone acting for them, or any person authorized by law to act for the complainant; the Commission may admit anonymous complaints.
Section 4. Parties to a Complaint Section A complaint may be lodged by the complainant in person or by a person acting on behalf of the complainant or by any other person authorized by law to act for the complainant, provided that the Commission may admit anonymous complaints. - 5
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 5. Form of a complaint
AI-assisted research summary: If a complaint is oral or the complainant cannot read or write, a designated officer of the Commission may put it in writing; complainants may attach supporting documents; complaints may be made anonymously or have identity protected as directed by the Chairperson.
Section 5. Form of a complaint Section 5(1) Where the complaint is made orally, or otherwise, or the complainant cannot read or write, the complaint may be reduced to writing by a designated officer of the Commission. Section 5(2)(a) the name and contact details of the complainant; Section 5(2)(b) the particulars of the respondent; Section 5(2)(c) the substance of the complaint in sufficient detail to enable the Commission to act. Section 5(3) The complainant may attach or provide any documents necessary to support the complaint. Section 5(4) Despite the foregoing, a complaint may be made anonymously, or treated in such a manner as to protect the identity of, or particulars of, the complainant where necessary, as may be directed by the Chairperson. - 6
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 6. Principles of natural justice
AI-assisted research summary: When deciding complaints under these Regulations, the Commission must have due regard to the principles of natural justice and is not bound by court rules of evidence.
Section 6. Principles of natural justice Section In the determination of complaints under these Regulations, the Commission shall have due regard to the principles of natural justice and shall not be bound by any legal or technical rules of evidence applicable to proceedings before a court of law. - 7
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 7. Fees
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must not charge any fee for lodging or determining complaints.
Section 7. Fees Section The Commission shall not charge any fee in the lodging and determination of complaints. - 8
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 8. Service of process
AI-assisted research summary: Documents required to be served under these Regulations must, where practicable, be served personally; if personal service is not possible, the Commission may determine an alternative manner; documents must be served by an officer of the Commission or someone the Commission authorizes.
Section 8. Service of process Section 8(1) Any document required or authorized to be served under these Regulations shall, where practicable, be served personally on the person by delivering or tendering the document to that person. Section 8(2) Where it is not possible to effect personal service, the document may be served in such manner as the Commission may determine. Section 8(3) Any document requiring service under these Regulations shall be served by an officer of the Commission or any other person authorized to do so by the Commission. - 9
LODGING AND HANDLING PROCEDURE OF A COMPLAINT - 9. Screening of Complaints
AI-assisted research summary: Complaints entered in the register are to be forwarded to the appropriate Department in the Commission for screening; screening may result in admitting the complaint, advising the complainant that the matter is outside the Commission's mandate, or referring the matter to another body or institution.
Section 9. Screening of Complaints Section 9(1) A complaint shall, upon being entered into the register under regulation 16, be forwarded to the appropriate Department in the Commission for screening. Section 9(2)(a) admit the complaint; Section 9(2)(b) where appropriate, advise the complainant in writing that the matter is not within the mandate of the Commission; or Section 9(2)(c) advise the complainant that the matter lies for determination by another body or institution and refer the same to the said body or institution.
Part III
ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT
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ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT - 17. Action on complaint
AI-assisted research summary: Upon admission of a complaint the Commission must draft a communication in form CAJ 1-1 or CAJ 2-1. If there is no response after fourteen working days a reminder giving seven days to comply shall be communicated; a further final reminder giving seven days follows if still no response. If after twenty-eight days there is still no response the Commission must issue summons or make other orders to attend the respondent.
Section 17. Action on complaint Section 17(1) Upon admission of a complaint, the Commission shall draft a communication in form CAJ 1-1 or CAJ 2-1, as applicable, set out in the First Schedule, to the respondent. Section 17(2) Upon the expiry of fourteen working days, if there is no response after receipt, a reminder giving seven days to comply in form CAJ 3-1 set out in the Second Schedule shall be communicated to the respondent. Section 17(3) If there is still no response under paragraph (2), a further and final reminder giving seven days to comply in form CAJ 3-1 set out in the Second Schedule, shall be send to the respondent. Section 17(4) If upon the expiry of twenty-eight days there is still no response, the Commission shall issue summons or make such other orders to attend to the respondent in a form to be determined by the Commission. - 18
ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT - 18. Failure to respond to Summon
AI-assisted research summary: If a respondent fails to respond to a summon, the section allows the complaint to be determined in the respondent's absence.
Section 18. Failure to respond to Summon Section determine the complaint in the absence of the respondent; - 19
ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT - 19. Resolution of complaint
AI-assisted research summary: Section 19. Resolution of complaint Section conduct investigations;
Section 19. Resolution of complaint Section conduct investigations; - 20
ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT - 20. Action against respondent
AI-assisted research summary: Make a formal determination that the respondent is in breach of the Constitution, the Act or any other legislation.
Section 20. Action against respondent Section make a formal determination that the respondent is in breach of the Constitution, the Act or any other legislation; - 21
ADMISSION AND RESOLUTION OF A COMPLAINT - 21. Determination of complaint
AI-assisted research summary: Determination of complaint Section recommend an appropriate remedy;
Section 21. Determination of complaint Section recommend an appropriate remedy;
Part IV
INVESTIGATIONS
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INVESTIGATIONS - 22. Investigations
AI-assisted research summary: The Chairperson may commission investigations; investigators must prepare reports; the Commission may keep records and publish findings and has investigation powers (summons, requisition information, administer oaths, require documents, enter premises by court order) and may conduct hearings, mediation, referrals or determine complaints.
Section 22. Investigations Section 22(1) Where the complaint has been admitted, or where the commission has taken up a matter on its own initiative, the Chairperson may commission an investigation by an officer of the Commission or any public office or investigation agency. Section 22(2)(a) issue summonses or requisition information in form to be determined by the Commission; Section 22(2)(b) administer an Oath or Affirmation; Section 22(2)(c) requisite any document or information from any person or institution; and Section 22(2)(d) by order of court, enter into any establishment or premises, conduct inspections or collect documents. Section 22(3) Upon completion of the investigation, the investigator shall prepare a report and submit it to the Chairperson of the Commission. Section 22(4)(a) conduct a formal hearing; Section 22(4)(b) undertake a mediation or a conciliation; Section 22(4)(c) refer the complaint to the appropriate public body for further action; or Section 22(4)(d) determine the complaint appropriately. Section 22(5) The Commission shall keep a record of each investigation and may publish the findings and recommendations, pursuant to an investigation, and may include these in its Statutory Report.
Part V
MEDIATION, CONCILIATION AND NEGOTIATION
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MEDIATION, CONCILIATION AND NEGOTIATION - 23. Procedure
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may advise parties to use mediation; if both parties consent the Commission must fix a meeting date; the Chairperson must, after a mediation notice and before the meeting, constitute a mediation panel with at least one Commissioner.
Section 23. Procedure Section 23(1) The Commission may, in writing, advise the parties to a complaint that the dispute may be best resolved through mediation and conciliation. Section 23(2) Where both parties to a complaint consent to mediation and conciliation, the Commission shall, in consultation with the parties, fix an appropriate date for a meeting. Section 23(3)(a) the names of the parties to the complaint; and Section 23(3)(b) the date, time and venue of the mediation meeting. Section 23(4) Upon the issuance of a mediation notice, but before the date of the meeting, the Chairperson shall constitute a mediation panel consisting of at least one Commissioner and such number of other persons as the Chairperson may consider necessary. - 24
MEDIATION, CONCILIATION AND NEGOTIATION - 24. Procedures at conciliation meeting
AI-assisted research summary: During a mediation or meeting, the panel appointed under regulation 23(4) may apply procedures it considers appropriate in the interests of the parties.
Section 24. Procedures at conciliation meeting Section During the mediation or meeting, the panel appointed under regulation 23(4) may apply such procedures as it may, in the interests of the parties, deem appropriate in the circumstances. - 25
MEDIATION, CONCILIATION AND NEGOTIATION - 25. Conciliation agreement
AI-assisted research summary: Both parties must sign a mediation and conciliation agreement at the end of the mediation, bearing the Commission's common seal and signed by the designated Commissioner; the Commission may award compensation under this Part.
Section 25. Conciliation agreement Section 25(1) At the conclusion of the mediation process, both parties shall sign a mediation and conciliation agreement bearing the common seal of the Commission and signed by the designated Commissioner. Section 25(2) A mediation or conciliation agreement signed under this regulation, shall be deemed to be a determination of the Commission, and shall be enforceable as such. Section 25(3) Despite provisions of this regulation, the Commission may make awards for compensation under this Part.
Part VI
COMMISSION HEARINGS
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COMMISSION HEARINGS - 26. Hearings
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may hold hearings; hearing panels consist of persons the Chairperson may appoint; the Commission must hold hearings in public unless circumstances requiring otherwise are stated.
Section 26. Hearings Section 26(1) The Commission may conduct a hearing on any complaint or matter under its jurisdiction where it considers desirable or appropriate to do so. Section 26(2) A hearing panel shall consist of such persons as the Chairperson may appoint. Section 26(3) Unless the circumstances otherwise require, for reasons stated, the Commission shall conduct its hearings in public. - 27
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 27. Hearing procedure
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must notify parties of a hearing panel and require appearances; parties must appear within fourteen days of service; parties may appear in person or with representation; the Commission must set the hearing date and serve a hearing notice in a form it determines.
Section 27. Hearing procedure Section 27(1) Upon determination that a complaint should be addressed through a hearing, the Commission shall issue a notice to the concerned parties on the constitution of a hearing panel and require them to enter appearance. Section 27(2)(a) the names of the parties; Section 27(2)(b) the date, place and time of the hearing; Section 27(2)(c) the penalty for non-compliance; Section 27(2)(d) the duration within which appearance is required; and Section 27(2)(e) a notice that a party may appear in person or with an advocate, representative or intermediary. Section 27(3) An appearance before the hearing panel shall be made within fourteen days from the date of service of the notice to the parties under paragraph (2). Section 27(4) Where a party has entered appearance under to paragraph (3), the Commission shall give directions and fix a hearing date. Section 27(5) For purpose of this regulation, a letter or any other sufficient indication in writing, by a party, informing the Commission that the party shall appear on the date and place of hearing, shall be considered as notice of appearance by that party. Section 27(6) Upon fixing a hearing date, a hearing notice in form to be determined by the Commission, shall be served on all the parties. - 28
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 28. Default in appearance
AI-assisted research summary: If a party duly served fails to appear, the hearing panel may proceed and make orders; if one party appears and the other does not the panel may dispense with the complaint if notice was served; the defaulting party may apply to have the decision set aside and the panel may reinstate and reschedule the hearing subject to conditions.
Section 28. Default in appearance Section 28(1) Where a party to a complaint has been duly served and fails to appear as required, the hearing panel may proceed to hear the respondent and make orders in default of appearance as it may deem fit. Section 28(2) If, on the day fixed for the hearing of a complaint, the respondent appears in answer to the summons but the complainant does not appear, or vice-versa, the hearing panel may, if satisfied that a hearing notice was duly served, proceed to dispense with the complaint on the basis of the evidence before it. Section 28(3) Where a complaint is determined under paragraphs (1) and (2), the party in default may move the Commission to set aside the decision and reinstate the complaint subject to satisfying the Commission that there were satisfactory grounds and reasons for non- attendance at the hearing. Section 28(4) The hearing panel may, upon consideration of the motion under paragraph (3), set aside the decision and fix a new date for the hearing of the complaint with notice to both parties, and upon such terms and conditions as it deems fit. - 29
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 29. Procedure at hearing
AI-assisted research summary: Rules for hearing procedure: the hearing panel may adopt flexible procedures, hear parties in its chosen order, receive evidence (including by affidavit), question parties and witnesses, call additional evidence, adjourn and make interim orders; parties are entitled to present and question evidence; the panel must record evidence, enter decisions, and administer oaths; the Commission must fix further hearing dates when proceedings are adjourned.
Section 29. Procedure at hearing Section 29(1) Despite the provisions of this regulation, a hearing panel may adopt a suitable procedure for the purpose of resolving the matter while avoiding unnecessary legal technicalities and formalities. Section 29(2) The parties shall be heard in such order as the hearing panel shall determine and shall be entitled to give evidence, call witnesses, question any witnesses and address the hearing panel both on the evidence and generally on the subject matter of the complaint. Section 29(3) The hearing panel may, at any time, put questions to either party or any witnesses and may, at its discretion, call such additional evidence or expert testimony as it considers necessary. Section 29(4) The hearing panel shall enter an appropriate decision on part or all of the complaint. Section 29(5) The hearing panel may, for sufficient reason, at any time before or after the beginning of the hearing, adjourn the proceedings and in every such case the Commission shall fix a date for further hearing of the complaint. Section 29(6) In the course of the proceedings, the hearing panel may make such preservatory or interim orders, as it may deem fit and just in the circumstances. Section 29(7) Evidence before the hearing panel may be given orally, or if the hearing panel so orders, by affidavit or written statement, but the hearing panel may at any stage require the personal attendance of any witness, deponent or author of a written statement or document. Section 29(8) At any hearing, the hearing panel may, if it is satisfied that it is just and reasonable to do so with no resulting prejudice to the respondent, permit a party to rely on grounds not stated in his complaint, or as the case may be, his reply, and adduce any evidence not initially presented to the Commission. Section 29(9) Evidence before the hearing panel shall be given on oath or affirmation and for that purpose, the hearing panel shall administer such oath or affirmation. Section 29(10) The evidence of the parties and that of each witness shall be recorded by the hearing panel or by any person authorized to do so by the Commission. - 30
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 30. Change of Advocate
AI-assisted research summary: The party to the complaint must file a written revocation of the advocate’s authority with the Commission.
Section 30. Change of Advocate Section the party to the complaint files a written revocation of the advocate’s authority with the Commission; - 31
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 31. Panel decisions
AI-assisted research summary: The hearing panel must render a decision after a hearing; if not given immediately the panel must deliver the decision on notice; the Commission may correct typographical errors after the decision.
Section 31. Panel decisions Section 31(1) After concluding the hearing of the matter, the hearing panel shall render a decision reflecting substantive justice. Section 31(2)(a) the nature of the complaint; Section 31(2)(b) a summary of the relevant facts and evidence adduced before the panel; Section 31(2)(c) the determination and reasons supporting the panel’s decision; Section 31(2)(d) the remedy to which the complaint is entitled; and Section 31(2)(e) the order of the panel necessary to enforce the remedy. Section 31(3) Where the decision of the hearing panel is not given immediately after the hearing of the complaint, the panel shall deliver the decision on notice. Section 31(4) After the decision is rendered, the Commission may correct typographical errors without prejudice to the substance of its findings. - 32
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 32. Orders
AI-assisted research summary: Orders made by the hearing panel must be extracted, sealed, authenticated as orders of the Commission and must be signed by the Chairperson; Orders of the Commission are to be enforced in a similar manner as Orders of Court.
Section 32. Orders Section 32(1) The orders made in a decision of the hearing panel shall be extracted, sealed and authenticated as orders of the Commission and shall be signed by the Chairperson. Section 32(2) Orders of the Commission shall be enforced in similar manner as Orders of Court. - 33
COMMISSION HEARINGS - 33. Copies of proceedings
AI-assisted research summary: Parties may obtain a copy of the Commission’s decision free of charge.
Section 33. Copies of proceedings Section Parties may obtain a copy of the Commission’s decision free of charge.
Part VII
MISCELLANEOUS
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MISCELLANEOUS - 34.Amicus curiae
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may join court or tribunal proceedings as an interested party, intervener or amicus curiae, on its own motion or by invitation; when requested it may decline to be enjoined if it gives written reasons.
Section 34.Amicus curiae Section 34(1) The Commission may, on its own motion or upon invitation, seek to join legal proceedings in a court of law or judicial tribunal as interested party, interveners or amicus curiae , provided that when the Commission is requested to do so it may, upon giving written reasons, decline to be enjoined in such proceedings. Section 34(2)(a) are matters of broad public interest; Section 34(2)(b) are matters raising substantial policy implications; Section 34(2)(c) are matters affecting public administration; Section 34(2)(d) are matters relating to administrative justice; Section 34(2)(e) are matters concerning leadership and integrity; or Section 34(2)(f) are matters of interest to the Commission in light of its mandate. - 35
MISCELLANEOUS - 35. Forms
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may from time to time determine any other forms to help carry out the provisions of the Act and these Regulations.
Section 35. Forms Section The Commission may from time to time determine any other forms for the better carrying out of the provisions of the Act and these Regulations. - 36
MISCELLANEOUS - 36. Cases not covered by these Regulations
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may issue instructions from time to time for any case not covered by these Regulations.
Section 36. Cases not covered by these Regulations Section Any case not covered by these Regulations shall be dealt with in accordance with such instructions as the Commission may issue from time to time.
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