COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
4 Complaint management framework June 2015 2.1 Commitment: Develop a culture that values complaints Guiding principles for appropriate culture and organisational commitment: People focus: Be open to complaints from members of the public about standards of service delivery and organisational policies, procedures and practices.
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