- (a) Complaints must be made to the Investigation Committee or to the executive director.
- (b) The complaint will be forwarded to the chairman of the Investigation Committee.
- (c) If the Investigation Committee determines that a violation of the Act has not occurred, the complainant will be so notified and the case closed.
(d) If the Investigation Committee determines a violation of the Act has occurred, it will:
- (1) seek legal recourse as provided for in the Act, §18; or
- (2) notify the person being complained about of the complaint, specifying the sections of the Act which are alleged to have been violated, and schedule an informal conference with the individual.
- (e) If the complaint is not resolved through the informal conference, the Investigation Committee will present it to the board.
- (f) The board will conduct a formal hearing as provided for in the Act, §20. Members of the Investigation Committee shall not participate or vote at the hearing.
Source Note:The provisions of this §323.2 adopted to be effective March 1, 1986, 11 TexReg 721; amended to be effective December 12, 1989, 14 TexReg 6277.