110Registration review after concern raised

110 Registration review after concern raised (1) Anyone may raise a concern with the registrar about a registered school’s compliance with this Act. (2) The registrar must take reasonable steps to consider each concern raised with the registrar. (3) The concern must be in writing and state— (a) the nature of the concern, including the provision of the Act that is the subject of the complaint (if known); and (b) the name and address of the person raising the concern. (4) However, the concern may be raised orally if the registrar is satisfied that to do so is reasonable in all the circumstances. (5) If the concern is raised orally, the registrar must make a written record of the concern as soon as practicable after being told about the (6) The registrar may make arrangements for people with communication needs to ensure they have adequate opportunity to raise a concern. Note A complaint may also be made to the human rights commission about services for children and young people (see Human Rights Commission Act 2005, s 40A).