69When no further action may be taken

69 When no further action may be taken

The Commission or Board, as the case requires, may take no further action in relation to a notification if—

(a) the Commission or Board is satisfied that the notification is frivolous or vexatious or was not made in good faith; or

(b) the subject matter of the notification is trivial, misconceived or lacking in substance and the Commission or Board reasonably believes that it does not require investigation; or

(c) the subject matter of the notification comes within the jurisdiction of an adjudication body or other entity; or

(d) the subject matter of the notification has already been dealt with adequately by the Board or the Commission; or

(e) the subject matter of the notification—

(i) is being dealt with, or has been dealt with, by another entity; or

(ii) has been referred by the Board or the Commission to another entity to be dealt with by that entity; or

(f) the disability worker or disability student to whom the notification relates has taken appropriate steps to remedy the matter which is the subject of the notification and the Board or Commission reasonably believes no further action is required in relation to the notification; or

(g) the notification is made more than 12 months after the provision of the disability service that is the subject matter of the notification; or

(h) the notification is made more than 12 months after the disability service sought was not provided.