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What will the Office of the Inspector General do with a complaint?

April 26, 2017complaint inspector Office

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What will the Office of the Inspector General do with a complaint?

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Upon receipt of a complaint, the Inspector General shall determine if the complaint is meritorious. If the complaint is deemed meritorious, the Inspector General shall determine if the complaint is suitable for Informal Resolution or whether it should be the subject of a Formal Investigation. Any complaint received by the Inspector General that the Inspector General deems lack merit shall be dismissed by the Inspector General with no further action required.