Connecticut Regulations § 9-7b-26 Procedure in response to complaint or statement, or initiation of commission investigation
Regulation Text
(a)
Within seven calendar days of the receipt of a complaint or statement submitted pursuant to Sections
9-7b
or 9-333y of the General Statutes, the Commission shall notify (1) the complainant in writing and (2) any respondent named or referred to in such complaint or statement of the charges made and facts alleged by sending a copy of such complaint or statement or a concise summary of the complaint or statement, whichever is appropriate.
(b)
Within seven calendar days of the initiation of an investigation by the Commission, it shall notify in writing the person or persons to be investigated and provide such person or persons with a concise statement of the subject matter of the investigation.
(c)
A complaint or statement filed with the Commission may not be withdrawn by the complainant or official filing the statement except with the permission of the Commission.
History
Effective March 23, 1989; Amended July 31, 1998
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