Schedule A1, Part IV, paragraph 116I

A party may complain to the CAC that another party has failed to comply with paragraph 116H. A complaint under sub-paragraph (1) may not be made after— in the case of an application under paragraph 106 or 107, the application is withdrawn; in the case of an application under paragraph 112, an agreement or withdrawal as described in paragraph 116(1); the CAC refuses the application under paragraph 116E(4)(a), 116K(4)(a) or (6) or 119(2); the CAC notifies the union (or unions) of a declaration issued under paragraph 116E(5) or 116K(5) in relation to the application; if the CAC informs the union (or unions) under paragraph 117(11) of a ballot, the fifth working day after— the date of the ballot, or if votes may be cast in the ballot on more than one day, the last of those days. Within the decision period the CAC must decide whether the complaint is well-founded. A complaint is well-founded if the CAC finds that the party complained against used an unfair practice. The decision period is— the period of 10 working days starting with the day after the day on which the complaint under sub-paragraph (1) was received by the CAC, or such longer period (so starting) as the CAC may specify to the parties by a notice containing reasons for the extension.

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