Requirement for a Report Related to an Outside Complaint Clause Samples

This clause requires a party to provide a formal report when an external complaint is received that relates to the agreement or its subject matter. Typically, it obligates the party to notify the other party promptly and to include details such as the nature of the complaint, the parties involved, and any actions taken or planned in response. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and timely communication between parties, allowing them to address potential issues collaboratively and mitigate risks associated with third-party complaints.
Requirement for a Report Related to an Outside Complaint. No employee who is the subject of a complaint originating with a person outside the Police Department shall be required to write a report on that complaint unless the Chief of Police issues an Internal Complaint based on the outside complaint. If any disciplinary action is taken against the employee, the employee will be informed of the name of the complainant if the Department knows the complainant’s identity. Nothing in this Section shall modify or delete any of the provisions of Article 14.
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