sec.250Process for administrative action complaints

### sec.250 Process for administrative action complaints The council must adopt a process for resolving administrative action complaints. An administrative action complaint is a complaint that— is about an administrative action of the council, including the following, for example— a decision, or a failure to make a decision, including a failure to provide a written statement of reasons for a decision; an act, or a failure to do an act; the formulation of a proposal or intention; the making of a recommendation; and is made by an affected person. An affected person is a person who is apparently directly affected by an administrative action of the council. A regulation may provide for the process for resolving complaints about administrative actions of the council by affected persons. (sec.250-ssec.1) The council must adopt a process for resolving administrative action complaints. (sec.250-ssec.2) An administrative action complaint is a complaint that— is about an administrative action of the council, including the following, for example— a decision, or a failure to make a decision, including a failure to provide a written statement of reasons for a decision; an act, or a failure to do an act; the formulation of a proposal or intention; the making of a recommendation; and is made by an affected person. (sec.250-ssec.3) An affected person is a person who is apparently directly affected by an administrative action of the council. (sec.250-ssec.4) A regulation may provide for the process for resolving complaints about administrative actions of the council by affected persons. - (a) is about an administrative action of the council, including the following, for example— (i) a decision, or a failure to make a decision, including a failure to provide a written statement of reasons for a decision; (ii) an act, or a failure to do an act; (iii) the formulation of a proposal or intention; (iv) the making of a recommendation; and - (i) a decision, or a failure to make a decision, including a failure to provide a written statement of reasons for a decision; - (ii) an act, or a failure to do an act; - (iii) the formulation of a proposal or intention; - (iv) the making of a recommendation; and - (b) is made by an affected person. - (i) a decision, or a failure to make a decision, including a failure to provide a written statement of reasons for a decision; - (ii) an act, or a failure to do an act; - (iii) the formulation of a proposal or intention; - (iv) the making of a recommendation; and