I’m not satisfied with the results of my complaint. What are my rights?
All complaints received by the ECMC are initially assessed to determine if the complaint is related to an issue within the ECMC’s jurisdiction. If staff determines that the issues in the complaint are within the ECMC’s jurisdiction, then an investigation will be performed by ECMC staff and the results will be communicated to you in writing. If you disagree with the ECMC’s action or investigation results, as a complainant you have certain rights per ECMC rules. Specifically:
1. Complainant rights related to ECMC’s decision that no violations occurred related to a written complainant:
2. Complainant rights related to ECMC’s decision that violations did occur as a direct result of a written complaint:
Further information on what steps are required to file a Petition for Review, and the steps required after such filing, can be obtained by contacting the ECMC Hearings and Regulatory Affairs Manager. Complainant rights and responsibilities are contained within the 500 Series Rules of Practice and Procedure: https://ecmc.state.co.us/documents/reg/Rules/LATEST/500Series.pdf.