What if I have not made my reprisal complaint within 60 days - video with transcription
Text version of the video statement
Hello,
The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act provides that a reprisal complaint must be filed not later than 60 days after the day on which you knew, or in the Commissioner’s opinion, ought to have known, that the reprisal was taken.
The Commissioner may exceptionally accept reprisal complaints after the 60-day period under some circumstances.
For additional information, consult the Office’s Policy on the Time Limit for Making a Complaint of Reprisal on our website.
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