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| ===== Creudy Casnewydd / Newport Makerspace Complaints Procedure ===== | ===== Creudy Casnewydd / Newport Makerspace Complaints Procedure ===== | ||
| - | == Making a complaint == | + | === Making a complaint |
| + | A formal complaint may be made by anyone by emailing a committee member individually or by using contact@newportmakerspace.org. If the complainant prefers, they can also deliver a written complaint to any committee member by hand, see the list of our committee members at the end of this document. | ||
| + | Informal complaints may be made in writing, but also verbally to a committee member. These complaints will still be recorded to be discussed by the committee, but will not result in a sanction. The committee members may decide by majority vote to escalate an informal complaint to a formal complaint if they perceive that there is an ongoing risk of harm. | ||
| - | A formal complaint may be made by anyone (members and non-members) by emailing a trustee individually or by using contact@newportmakerspace.org (n.b. this e-mail does not exist yet but can be set up). If the complainant prefers, they can also deliver a written complaint to any trustee by hand, see the list of our trustees at the end of this document. | + | === What happens next=== |
| - | Informal complaints may be made in writing, but also verbally to a trustee. These complaints will still be recorded to be discussed | + | Each complaint will be assessed on a case-by-case basis by the committee, who will investigate. Throughout this process the committee will endeavour |
| - | What happens next | + | Following the investigation of a formal complaint, the committee may decide by majority vote to impose a sanction on any user. In extreme cases, the committee may be required to involve the police or other third parties. When making decisions, the committee will take the position of preserving the best interests of Newport Makerspace / Creudy Casnewydd and its community. |
| - | Each complaint will be assessed on a case-by-case basis by trustees, who will investigate. Throughout this process trustees will endeavour to maintain clear and constructive communication between themselves, the offending party, and any other affected parties. | ||
| - | Following the investigation of a formal complaint, trustees may decide by majority vote to impose a sanction on a member. In extreme cases, trustees may be required to involve the police or other third parties. When making decisions, trustees will take the position of preserving the best interests of Newport Makerspace / Creudy Casnewydd and its community. | ||
| Sanctions include: | Sanctions include: | ||
| - | The issuing of a formal warning. | + | * The issuing of a formal warning. |
| - | The revocation of access previously granted by induction to tools and machinery. | + | |
| - | Temporary suspension of a membership. | + | |
| - | Permanent termination of a membership. | + | |
| - | Trustees will consider the termination of membership for offenders who persistently demonstrate unwillingness to cooperate, or for very serious complaints. | + | |
| - | Trustees will keep all details of complaints strictly confidential, | + | |
| - | Trustees will report anonymized complaint discussions and outcomes at members’ meetings. | + | |
| - | Trustees will maintain a record of all formal and informal complaints. This record will include, at minimum, the date of the complaint, the complainant, | + | |
| - | Information regarding resolved complaints, except for information regarding serious complaints, will be kept for no more than five years. Information regarding serious complaints that have been upheld by the trustees will be kept for no more than ten years. The trustees will review the information contained in the record at every trustees’ meeting. | + | |
| - | List of trustees | + | The committee will consider the termination of subscribers for offenders who persistently demonstrate unwillingness to cooperate, or for very serious complaints. |
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| + | The committee will keep all details of complaints strictly confidential, | ||
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| + | The committee will report anonymized complaint discussions and outcomes at subscriber’ meetings. | ||
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| + | The committee will maintain a record of all formal and informal complaints. This record will include, at minimum, the date of the complaint, the complainant, | ||
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| + | Information regarding resolved complaints, except for information regarding serious complaints, will be kept for no more than five years. Information regarding serious complaints that have been upheld by the comittee will be kept for no more than ten years. The committee will review the information contained in the record at every committee meeting. | ||
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| + | List of Committee memebers | ||
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| + | * James Ball | ||
| + | * Ruth Dixon | ||
| + | * Ewelina Gil | ||
| + | * Stuart Griffiths | ||
| + | * Edward Laverick | ||
| + | * John Ounstead | ||
| + | * Gareth Williams | ||
| - | Aidan Taylor (Chair) | ||
| - | Ruth Dixon (Treasurer) | ||
| - | Peter Gilbert (Secretary) | ||
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