Proposed Changes to the Complaints Procedures

The Disciplinary Sub-Group of the Federal Board has proposed changes to the Federal Complaints Procedures.

 

The below documents will outline and explain the rationale behind those proposed changes. These will be considered by Party Members at the Spring Conference. 

If you would like to view the current Complaints Procedures, click here.

Our Party’s Disciplinary process is essential to making sure we are a safe, welcoming space for people who share our aims & values.

Getting that right, for everyone involved, is vital and the Disciplinary Sub-Group (DSG) and Senior Adjudicator Team are constantly reviewing outcomes and processes to find ways that we can refine and improve them.

As part of that program of continuous improvement, we’re bringing a revised version of our complainant process for approval by conference.

These won’t be the last changes we make to these procedures; there will always be ways in which we can improve. If you have suggestions for how the complaints procedures can be improved, please feel free to share them by contacting the DSG, just email dsg@libdems.org.uk - we’ll be happy to take a look.

You can read a plain English summary of the changes below.

You can also see the full, as amended, complaints process and a version which shows the changes below.

Link to Document

Proposed Complaints Procedures (March 2024)

How the Complaints Procedures will look if ratified at Conference.

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Link to Document

Proposed Complaints Procedures (March 2024)

Version with all changes formatted in red font.

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Link to Document

Changes to the Complaints Procedures - Explanatory Document

Document listing and explaining all proposed changes

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Link to Liberal Democrat YouTube Video

Video Presentation (External link to YouTube)

Link to video presentation from the DSG explaining changes to the Complaints Process

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