Level 2 complaints - Child Support 277-09020030
This document outlines the process for managing a Level 2 complaint.
Level 2 complaint
Most Level 2 complaints are escalated Level 1 complaints. A Level 2 complaint should be finalised within 10 business days of receipt.
Difference between a general enquiry and a complaint
Consider the following criteria to assess whether a customer is making a general enquiry or a complaint:
- the way which the customer communicates or expresses the issues
- the urgency of the issues raised
- the potential or actual impact of the identified issues on the customer
- prior or ongoing attempts at resolution through regular business processes
General enquiries are contacts from customers for information or advice. Their intention is not to make a complaint, compliment or suggestion. Some examples of general enquiries may include when a customer:
- is not happy with a decision and wants to know their review rights
- wants to know about a payment date or amount
- needs help to complete a transaction online
- seeks advice about collection options or the progress of an objection or Change of Assessment decision
Difference between an objection and a complaint
A complaint is not a review of the correctness of a decision. Customers must pursue their review rights through the relevant channels such as objection or the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).
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