[340M Action following receipt of report]
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

[340M  Action following receipt of report]

[(1)     The Defence Council must—

(a)     consider a report under section 340L,

(b)     notify the Service Complaints Ombudsman and the complainant, giving reasons in writing, of the action (if any) the Council decide to take in response to the findings and any recommendations contained in the report, and

(c)     where the Council decide to reject a recommendation, notify the Ombudsman and the complainant, giving reasons in writing for the rejection.

(2)     Where the Defence Council decide that a service complaint should be reconsidered to any extent, they must decide whether the reconsideration is to be carried out—

(a)     by a person or panel of persons appointed by the Council, or

(b)     by the Council themselves;

but this

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