(1) In case anyone commits improper conduct having an adverse effect on matters of public interests or concern, anyone may file a complaint with the Commission and in case of matters other than this, a person who is adversely affected by the improper conduct may lodge a complaint.
Provided that, in case the person adversely affected by improper conduct has already died or unable to file a complaint due to physical or mental incapacity, a complaint may be filed by his/her heir or guardian as well.
(2) The commission may pursuant to this Act conduct an inquiry or investigation and take necessary action with regard to an improper conduct being committed adversary affecting the matters of public interest or concern upon receiving any information from any other source even a complaint has not been filed pursuant to Sub-Section (1),
(3) While filing a complaint pursuant Sub-Section (1) on matters having an adverse impact on public interest or concern, the complaint may be filed any time and with regard to matters other than this, complaints shall be filed within 35 days after the complainant comes to know of it.
(4) While submitting a complaint, the complainant shall submit evidence in support of the complaint which are in his/her possession or which he/she can obtain.