#45137
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    Different schemes have different ways of handlign complaints.  Some want to issue a warning or even three before issuing a Notice To Comply …But a Notice To Comply IS a warning.  It says “you have breached a by-law and if you don’t stop we’ll take it further.”

    It’s not a fine … it’s a threat.

    Many people would say issuing one less formal warning initially is reasonable, followed by a Notice To Comply.  Just passing on complaints is not doing anything other than being a mailman.  Only a Notice To Comply can progress to action at NCAT so anything short of that is effectively doing nothing.

    I’d say press on with this and demand immediate action.

     

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