§ 2-06 Factual Determinations.
RCNY § 2-06
a. Upon completion of its investigation, the ombudsperson will determine either that there is insufficient evidence or sufficient evidence to substantiate a violation of the provisions of subdivision a of § 21-204 of the Administrative Code. b. If the ombudsperson determines that there is insufficient evidence of a violation, the complaint will be dismissed. The ombudsperson will notify the Complaint Subject, all known MLTCs, and the complainant, by email or first-class mail, that the complaint has been dismissed. c. If the ombudsperson determines that there is sufficient evidence of a violation, a factual determination, in writing, describing the violation and the evidence of the violation will be made. The ombudsperson will notify the Complaint Subject, all known MLTCs, and the complainant, by email or first-class mail, of the determination that there is sufficient evidence of a violation. The notice must include the written factual determination. The notice must also include an explanation of the appeals process described in 69 RCNY § 2-07, including that the determination may be modified or overturned upon an appeal. (Added City Record 1/9/2020, eff. 2/8/2020)
