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Begin by entering your name and branch number in the designated fields. This identifies you as the complainant.
Next, specify the individual you are lodging a complaint against, including their branch number. Choose the relevant subsection(s) that apply to your complaint by circling them.
In the 'Circumstances' section, provide a detailed account of the incident, including location, date, and any witnesses. If more space is needed, feel free to use an additional sheet.
Sign and date the form in the 'Signature of complainant' section. Ensure your membership number is included for validation.
Finally, submit the completed form to the Secretary or Executive Director of your Branch within the specified time limits for it to be considered valid.
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