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Complaints Statistics 1 July – 30 Sep 2023

Complaints carried forward from 2022-23

 

New complaints

The following Tables give information of complaints received in the second quarter of 2022-23.

Table 1: Complaints received, source and admissibility

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
Received 25 45
% by public 92% 87%
% by Member against Member 0% 2%
% Member against self 0% 2%
% by Clerk of the Senedd 8% 4%
% not admissible 84% 64%
% admissibility not decided by period end 8% 20%

Table 2: Complaints by subject matter

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
Conduct on social media 4 28
Misuse of resources 1 1
Standard of service 3 3
Failure to register/declare and interest 2 6
Outside remit (conduct in Plenary or Ministerial conduct) 13 2
Other conduct 2 5
TOTAL 25 45      

Table 3: Reasons for inadmissibility

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
1 Not in writing (Procedure paragraph 4.2(a)) 0 0
2 Complainant not named (Procedure paragraph 4.2(b)) 0 0
3 Not about conduct of Member (Procedure paragraph 4.2(c) 0 2
4 Does not state act or omission complained of (Procedure paragraph 4.2(d)) 2 0
5 Insufficient supporting evidence (Procedure paragraph 4.2 (e)(i)) 0 13
6 Conduct, if proved, not a breach of relevant provision (Procedure paragraph 4.2(e)(ii)) 0 0
a. Conduct in plenary or Committee (Code paragraph 3) 12 1
b. Ministerial Conduct (Code paragraph 7(ii)) 2 2
c. Standard of service (Code paragraph 7(iii)) 2 3
d. Other 3 8
7 Not within period allowed (Procedure paragraph 4.2(g)) 0 0